To stay in the loop on more movies like this, you can sign up for weekly One character is a cancer survivor, and that figures into the plot. Expect a few instances of strong language ("s-t," "son of a bitch," one use of "f-kin'" for emphasis, etc.). That said, the women do accidentally eat pot gummies at a fancy party, and fun/funny hallucinogenic hijinks ensue, casting cannabis use in a positive light.
Wine, champagne, and beer can be spotted, but no one is actually shown drinking. There's some suggestive humor - e.g., a fanny pack is naively referred to as a "strap on" - but nothing gets too bawdy. While the story is primarily about the power of female friendship, romantic storylines are part of the women's lives (one is married, one widowed, one single with an adult child, and one lovelorn), and they're depicted as being attractive/sexually appealing. On one level, it's a silly film intended to help bridge the gap between male sports fans and "football widows." But it also counters stereotypes by centering four women over 70 and portraying them as three-dimensional people who are living fulfilling lives. Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, Rita Moreno, and Sally Field star as four friends going to the Super Bowl.
Parents need to know that 80 for Brady is a sports-themed comedy produced by and featuring NFL quarterback Tom Brady and written by the women behind Booksmart.
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