It Could Happen to You

The two main characters are White. Supporting characters include people of Black and Latino descent. The film's New York City setting is diverse in a general/surface way, with people of different races and economic backgrounds represented. Some negative racial and ethnic stereotyping is portrayed (for instance, a Latina character is portrayed as loud, brash, and selfish; a comment about a Korean store owner aligns with the stereotype that Asians are always working; and a story about a stolen antique includes the assumption that "Black guys" wouldn't know how much it was worth). Men and women carry equal agency and representation, and multiple body types are represented (though main characters are conventionally attractive). Inference about a gay couple (including a man with AIDS).

Police action/violence includes chasing and pushing criminals, handcuffing a detainee, and a gunshot wound with blood shown. Character has small but visible bloody cuts on face. Armed robbery scene includes a man holding a gun to a woman's head. Verbal reference to "you hit your wife."

Sexual innuendo includes words and phrases like "boobs," "spank my tushy," "naked man," "are you whipped," and "nymphomaniac." A woman grabs her breast over the top of her clothes. Verbal inference to a woman having breast augmentation surgery. Woman holds up a pair of men's boxers. A man comes out of the shower wearing only a towel. Characters dance, hold hands, kiss, and hug. Multiple "I love you" confessions of love.

Language includes "bitch," "s--t," "a--hole," "hell," "damned," "freaks," "idiot," "pissed," "bum," "looney" "psycho" "shut up," "kill," "die," "hate," "swear to God," "for God's sake," "oh God," "oh my God," and "God."

One scene of smoking, infrequent drinking of wine and champagne. One scene of inferred cigarette ashes being consumed.