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Just Wright | 2010 | PG | - 4.1.3

A thirty-something, single woman (Queen Latifah) is frustrated by losing men to beautiful women who have little besides looks to share with them. While she advances in her career as a physical therapist and lands a job with an injured NBA star player (Common), she's convinced that eventually she'll meet the right man. Spending their time together during his recovery, they both realize that their feelings are more than professional, but his pretty ex-fiancée (Paula Patton) returns and that changes everything. Also with Michael Landes and Pam Grier. Directed by Sanaa Hamri. [1:51]

SEX/NUDITY 4 - A man and a woman kiss and we then see them lying in bed covered with sheets (we see his bare chest and back and her bare shoulders and cleavage) caressing each other and kissing (sex is implied).
 A man and a woman kiss in several scenes. A man and a woman hug and kiss. A man and a woman move close to each other and linger while looking at each other (they do not kiss). A woman caresses a man's face and confesses her feelings for him.
 A woman flirts incessantly with a man in a few scenes and she says, "I'm bagging this one." A man and a woman meet for a blind date at a restaurant and walk to a table arm-in-arm. A woman feeds a man food in a seductive fashion. A woman performing physical therapy on a man leans over a table where he's lying and manipulates his leg (his fiancée is alarmed). A woman who is sick with a cold sleeps on a sofa and a man sleeps sitting next to her with his head resting on hers.
 A woman talks about an impending "blind date." A woman talks about her strategy to get a professional athlete to marry her. Women discuss marriage and dating in numerous scenes. A woman talks about not minding hanging around a bunch of "hot sweaty guys" (she's a physical therapist). A woman talks about having "gay-dar" and "ho-dar." A man tells his adult daughter to "have fun on your date."
 Women wear low-cut dresses and tops that reveal cleavage, bare shoulders and backs in numerous scenes. A woman wears short sorts and a tank top, which reveal bare thighs to the lower buttock, cleavage and bare legs and shoulders. A woman wears a low-cut negligee and greets a male visitor (we do not see any details). A woman wearing a bathrobe answers a door. A woman wears a short tank top that reveals cleavage and her bare abdomen. A man is shown bare-chested in a few scenes.

VIOLENCE/GORE 1 - A basketball player lands hard on the court, he rolls and moans and holds his knee (we hear later that he has been seriously injured and may never play again). A man opens a car door and is knocked to the ground (he's OK).
 A woman throws a bucket of ice on a man sleeping in bed and he yells at her. A man goes through physical therapy and moans several times from pain.
 A woman talks about her mother dying when she was young and that her father left her a few years later. A man talks about not knowing his father. A woman yells at another woman about her behavior toward a man. A man becomes angry when people talk about his athletic career being over. A woman yells at a man and storms out of his house. A woman says, "Let's get out of here before we get killed" (she and another woman are sitting in bleachers of the opposing team while rooting for the home team). A man talks about how playing basketball as a young person kept him out of trouble. A woman talks about a "man's secret room" and makes allusions to his being dangerous somehow.

LANGUAGE 3 - 1 scatological term, 1 anatomical term, 3 mild obscenities, name-calling (has-been, four eyes, Mr. Magoo, stupid, blind), 7 religious exclamations.

SUBSTANCE USE - People are shown drinking alcohol in a bar scene, people drink alcohol in a few party scenes, a man and a woman drink alcohol with dinner and the woman says, "Let's get toasted," women are shown drinking wine in a few scenes, and a man and a woman drink alcohol at a club.

DISCUSSION TOPICS - Dating, blind dating, emotions, relationships, using people, "gold-diggers," professional sports, injuries, dreams, love, life choices, volunteerism, money, moving fast in relationships, love, depression, fear, heartbreak, success, failure, taking care of other people, physical therapy.

MESSAGE - Who we really are, has nothing to do with what we do.

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