Amy Schumer, left, and Goldie Hawn in star “Snatched.”(Justina Mintz/Twentieth Century Fox)

“SNATCHED”

Raing: R for crude sexual content, brief nudity, and language throughout.

What it’s about: A mother-daughter vacation to Ecuador goes wrong when the women are kidnapped.

The kid attractor factor: Star Amy Schumer and the low-brow comedy genre will draw teen audiences.

Good lessons/bad lessons: Learn to rely on yourself for your own empowerment, men are mostly useless, never take a mother’s love and dedication for granted.

Violence: Scuffles with kidnappers, a couple of murders via shovel and spear gun, gun wielding, fist fighting, etc.

Language: Strong language and swearing throughout

Sexuality: Brief graphic nudity, references to sex, crude sexual jokes.

Drugs: References to marijuana and hallucinogens.

Parents advisory: Fine for teens but inappropriate for children.

“KING ARTHUR: LEGEND OF THE SWORD”

Rating: PG-13 for sequences of violence and action, some suggestive content and brief strong language.

What it’s about: An action-packed retelling of the King Arthur story through Guy Ritchie’s unique perspective.

The kid attractor factor: The action/fantasy genre, star Charlie Hunnam, and special effects will be a draw for teen audiences.

Good lessons/bad lessons: Always fight for your friends, power can be corrupting, do good, not evil.

Violence: Lots of sword-fighting, fisticuffs, arrow shooting, stabbing, punching, boxing. A giant snake attack, a bat attack, a battle against a mythical dark magic creature. Violence against women throughout.

Language: One instance of strong swearing.

Sexuality: Arthur is raised in a brothel, where he protects the women from violent customers.

Drugs: Arthur uses some mysterious natural hallucinogen.

Parents advisory: For a PG-13 movie, this one is very violent. Be aware when bringing kids that it may be too scary. Fine for teens.

This guide, compiled by Tribune News Service film critics, is published here every Saturday. It can be used with the MPAA rating system for selecting movies suitable for children. Films rated G, PG or PG-13 are included, along with R-rated films that may have entertainment or educational value for older children with parental guidance.