Easy A
Easy A is a witty high-school comedy starring Emma Stone as a teen whose small white lie about losing her virginity snowballs into a school-wide scandal, loosely inspired by The Scarlet Letter. The entire film revolves around teen sexuality, reputation, and social judgment, with constant sexual references, moderate profanity, and frank adult conversations throughout.
Best suited for mature teens aged 15 and up, ideally watched with a parent ready to talk through its themes.
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Olive tells her best friend she spent the weekend with a college guy and implies she lost her virginity; the lie that drives the whole plot begins here.
Olive and a male classmate fake having sex behind a closed bedroom door at a party, making loud grunting noises and crude comments so partygoers will hear; they are clothed and jumping on a bed, but the audio and dialogue are very explicit.
Strong profanity and sexually crude language appear consistently from the opening scenes through the end, including slurs and explicit sexual slang.