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72 HOURS 2026

72 HOURS 2026

Movie · 1h 42m

17+ Ages 15-17
Editor
Solid
R

Director: Tim Story

Cast: Kevin Hart, Marcello Hernández, Mason Gooding, Kam Patterson, Ben Marshall, Zach Cherry, Michael Mando, Teyana Taylor, Kevin Dunn, Anna Garcia, Elysée Sanvillé, Geena Quintos, Megan Suri, Andy Garcia, Brandon Dial

What's the Story?

To save his career, a 40-year-old ad exec joins a crew of twentysomethings for a wild Miami bachelor party after they mistakenly add him to a group chat.


Content Ratings

What's in the title & why it matters

Language Heavy
4/5

lots of cussing and sexual jokes. most of it is played for laughs but its alot.

Drinking, Drugs & Smoking Moderate
3/5

Kevin Hart's character has two major comedic scenes involving cocaine. In the first, he sniffs two lines at the bottom of a yacht and becomes erratically intoxicated. In the second, he sniffs one line before another person shoves more into his face, with similarly comedic results.

Violence & Scariness Mild
2/5

Violence is light and comedic throughout. One fight between two men involves being thrown around with no blood. A second fight uses pillows and heels, with one woman shown with blood on her forehead and a threat of being thrown off a car.

Sex, Romance & Nudity Extreme
5/5

● The opening scene shows Kevin Hart's character receiving graphic and erotic GIFs in a group chat, including close-ups of women shaking their bottoms, strippers, and a naked man with a fictionally enlarged penis spinning it. This last GIF is referenced again later. ● Multiple women on a yacht wear thongs and revealing bikini tops, with comments made about them. ● A man makes out with two women at once on the yacht, one of whom wears a bikini that reveals almost all of her buttocks. ● A club scene features women in tight, short, revealing dresses dancing seductively, including a group of five women looking for men to sleep with. ● A party scene features men and women dancing erotically, with the male dancers shirtless. ● A comedic scene is staged to look like a man is selling male prostitutes, four shirtless men, on the street. An older man attempts to hire one before police arrive, with crude comments throughout. ● A man is shown in full frontal nudity in a brief close-up of his penis viewed on a phone. ● Multiple crude references to sex and masturbation appear throughout. ● A man asks another over the phone to record video in case a woman exposes her breasts.

Diverse Representations Moderate
3/5
Flow & Focus Mild
2/5
Positive Role Models Mild
1/5
Products & Purchases Mild
2/5

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The Review

Written by Parent Guide Plus Editors

72 Hours is a light action film with comedic elements rather than a straight comedy. The humor is mild, with most of it coming from situations rather than jokes. The story follows a chaotic "everything keeps going wrong" structure with some similarities to The Hangover, though it holds its own. Pacing is solid throughout with no significant drag.


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