We’ve all been in a situation where we struggled to find a movie that was appropriate for everyone when watching with our parents. Let’s explore some awkward movies we feel uncomfortable watching with them.
American Pie
This iconic teenage comedy is full of raunchy humor and sexual references that will make any parent uncomfortable. While it may have been a hit among high schoolers, it’s inappropriate for family viewing.
Borat
Sacha Baron Cohen’s mockumentary about a Kazakhstani journalist is hilarious but highly inappropriate. Countless scenes will make you and your parents want to crawl under the couch. Plus, it’s just plain awkward to watch anything involving naked wrestling with your family.
Bridesmaids
While this movie may be a favorite among women, it’s not one to watch with your parents. With its excessive cursing and crude humor, you’ll find yourself cringing at every turn.
The Wolf of Wall Street
This Martin Scorsese masterpiece is an absolute no-go for family movie night. With its excessive drug use, s#$, and profanity, you’ll be squirming in your seat the whole time—if you can even make it through the entire three-hour-long film.
Magic Mike
While some may argue that this movie is just a harmless comedy, it’s hard to deny the awkwardness of watching half-naked Channing Tatum and his crew strip on screen with your parents. Trust us, it’s not a bonding experience you want to have.
Superbad
It’s another teenage comedy that’s best enjoyed without the company of your parents. This coming-of-age film is full of awkward encounters and explicit language, making it a cringe-fest for family viewing.
Fifty Shades of Grey
This goes without saying. The disturbing scenes here won’t allow you to watch this movie with your parents unless you want to have an awkward conversation later with your parents.
Meet the parents
In this comedy, a man meets his girlfriend’s parents for the first time and must navigate through awkward and embarrassing situations to win their approval. With a star-studded cast and hilarious mishaps, this movie will surely make your family cringe with second-hand embarrassment.
Bad Santa (2003)
This dark comedy follows a con man who works as a mall Santa during the holidays, but his criminal past catches up to him when he meets a young boy who believes in him.
With crass humor and mature themes, this movie is not for the faint of heart or awkward family situations.
Brokeback Mountain (2005)
This romantic drama about a secret relationship between two cowboys in the 1960s is sure to make for some uncomfortable moments with your parents, especially if they are not accepting of LGBTQ+ themes. However, it is undeniably a powerful and moving film worth watching.
Knocked up (2007)
This comedy follows a one-night stand that leads to an unplanned pregnancy and the awkwardness that ensues when the father tries to do the right thing. With adult humor and uncomfortable situations, this movie may not suit all family members.
Sausage party (2016)
This animated film may seem like another fun, family-friendly movie—until you realize it’s rated R for a reason. The story follows a group of food items who discover the truth about their existence and embark on a journey to escape their fate. However, this is no ordinary kids’ movie, with crude humor, profanity, and graphic scenes that will leave you squirming.
The Hangover (2009)
A bachelor party gone wrong—that’s the premise of this comedy, which follows a group of friends trying to piece together their drunken escapades from the night before. While it may be hilarious with your college buddies, it’s inappropriate for family viewing.
The Full Monty
Another film centered around male str*ppers, this British comedy is one to avoid with your parents. While it may have been a hit in the 90s, the scenes of n*dity and explicit language will make you wish you could disappear into thin air while watching with your folks.
Harold & Kumar Go To White Castle (2004)
Escaping the awkwardness of watching a movie about strippers, we now enter the realm of stoner comedies.
This film follows two friends on a quest for the perfect burger, but they encounter plenty of hijinks and inappropriate situations. Unless you want your parents to question your choice of movies, it’s best to avoid this one when they’re around.
Bruno (2009)
Sacha Baron Cohen makes another appearance on our list, this time with his controversial mockumentary about a flamboyant Austrian fashion journalist.
With plenty of scenes that will make you cringe and cover your eyes, this is not one to watch with your parents.
The Human Centipede (2009)
If the title alone doesn’t make you want to skip this movie, then maybe the fact that it’s known as one of the most disturbing horror films of all time will.
The premise involves a deranged surgeon who attempts to create a human centipede by surgically connecting his victims’ mouths to their an*ses. Need we say more? Avoid watching this one with your parents at all costs.
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