'MARTY SUPREME'

Rated R for language throughout, sexual content, some violent content/bloody images and nudity.

What it’s about: A table tennis phenom in 1952 New York City wants to become the greatest player in the world.

The kid attractor factor: This is a drama for adult audiences, not much appeal for younger ones.

Good lessons/bad lessons: You can try and change your fate all you want, but the universe has its own plans.

Violence: Some terrifying situations, threats, random violence, shooting, stabbing.

Language: Swearing throughout.

Sex: A couple of sex scenes, some nudity.

Drugs: None

Parents’ advisory: Too mature for kids, OK for older teens and adults only.

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'SONG SUNG BLUE'

Rated PG-13 for thematic material, some strong language, some sexual material and brief drug use.

What it’s about: The true story of Lighting and Thunder, a Milwaukee-based Neil Diamond tribute band that experienced stranger than fiction tragedy.

The kid attractor factor: Not much — more of an adult drama.

Good lessons/bad lessons: Chasing dreams is a worthy endeavor at any time.

Violence: Random acts of violence and bodily injury.

Language: Swearing and strong language.

Sex: References to sex and a few intimate moments. No nudity.

Drugs: Prescription pill abuse.

Parents’ advisory: A bit mature for younger kids but fine for teens.

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