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At a high school graduation, a woman looks at a high school girl wearing a tight, clingy, short skirt and tells her, "There are children here," implying her clothing is inappropriate.

A teen girl wears short dresses and shorts with high heels throughout the film, revealing full thighs and legs. A woman wears a series of clinging stretch tops that outline her breasts, but show little cleavage.

Several scenes feature women wearing short-shorts or short skirts that reveal entire legs. In several party scenes and a home dinner scene, a few women wear dresses with deeply cut necklines that reveal cleavage.

In a beach scene several men swim in knee length shorts we see bare chests and backs. Two beach scenes and one hotel scene show women wearing bikini bathing suits that reveal cleavage as well as bare shoulders, buttocks and legs. Carved female figures adorn the top of the outside of a hotel and they are nude from the waist-up. A background song's lyrics are, "I take my lesson from the birds and the bees. It seems though, that if anyone can do damage control for the churlish Cordelia, it would be the likeable Grace who quickly endears herself to Theo Pierre Boulanger , the son of the influential philanthropist Christophe Malavoy.

Even the Monaco police refuse to lay charges of identity theft or unlawful confinement. On the positive side, Grace, Meg and Emma learn many of the life lessons any good adventure should provide, like an appreciation for home and one another. As well, each of the girls discovers some important things about herself and fortunately without a lot of unsuitable content for younger viewers. Violence: A girl slaps a boy across the face. Characters lie about their identities.

One person steals a flower from a street vendor. Several characters tie up a woman. Girls argue briefly. Sexual Content: Characters are seen on the beach in bikinis.

A partially naked woman is seen in a painting. Couples kiss briefly. Language: Brief mild profanities are included in the script along with one mildly rude hand gesture. A reference is made to a liquor commercial. Other: Characters walk along a ledge on the outside of a building while attempting to find a way inside.

One character repeatedly treats others rudely. This movie is based on the novel Headhunters by Jules Bass. What are the challenges of living in the shadow of a highly successful parent? Then again, nothing about these characters suggests they would have ever found the Louvre on their own.

Roger Ebert was the film critic of the Chicago Sun-Times from until his death in In , he won the Pulitzer Prize for distinguished criticism. Rated PG for brief mild language. Katie Cassidy as Emma. Andie MacDowell as Pam. Cory Monteith as Owen. Leighton Meester as Meg. Brett Cullen as Robert. Reviews Sex and the City for tweens. Roger Ebert June 28, Now streaming on:. Powered by JustWatch. Now playing. Love Hard Monica Castillo.