'THE UPSIDE'
Rated PG-13 for suggestive content and drug use.
What it's about: An unlikely relationship develops between a wealthy paraplegic man and his down-on-his-luck life auxiliary.
The kid attractor factor: Some younger audiences may be drawn to star Kevin Hart, but it's a far more dramatic turn than his usual fare.
Good lessons/bad lessons: Treat others the way you would like to be treated. Respect but don't pity people who are in unfortunate circumstances.
Violence: Some cathartic breaking of precious objects.
Language: Some swearing.
Sexuality: References to sex and sexuality but nothing graphic.
Drugs: Smoking marijuana multiple times.
Parents advisory: While this isn't exactly a kids' movie, it's appropriate for older kids and teens if they're interested.
'THE LAST LAUGH' (on Netflix)
No MPAA rating
What it's about: A talent manager and his erstwhile client, a stand-up comedian, break out of the nursing home and hit the road for one last tour.
The kid attractor factor: This is one of those "elderly gone wild" comedies that likely won't appeal to younger audiences.
Good lessons/bad lessons: Better to risk doing what you love than die of regret.
Violence: None.
Language: Swearing throughout.
Sexuality: Multiple references to sex and sexuality.
Drugs: Smoking marijuana.
Parents advisory: Treat this like a PG-13 _ though it has far more F-bombs than a PG-13 allows. Sexual references are mild, and drug use is depicted. OK for older kids and teens.