Our take
Drawn Together is an adult romance thriller, not the old cartoon. A young woman is kidnapped, a bodyguard is hired, and the story turns on traps, a bomb on a plane, and talk of murder. Lots of strong swearing, mostly the f-word. You see kissing. Best for older teens who already handle crime romance. Too heavy for younger teens
Uplifting themes
Two people who clash at first still try to keep each other alive The bodyguard does not quit. Trust is messy in this story
Story (may spoil tone)
Marfil Cortés, a daughter of a wealthy Spanish businessman, is kidnapped and released, leading her father to hire Sebastian Moore as a bodyguard. Despite initial clashes, they form an irremediable attraction, navigating a world where no one is who they say they are.
What we flagged
Scores are 0–5: 0 means none; 5 means the strongest we flagged in that category.
Details
Violence A kidnapping, an assault from behind, a bomb on a plane, and talk of mu…
A kidnapping, an assault from behind, a bomb on a plane, and talk of murder
Language Lots of strong swearing, mostly the f-word. You will also hear the s-wo…
Lots of strong swearing, mostly the f-word. You will also hear the s-word, a-word, hell, and the b-word
Sex / nudity There is kissing and bedroom talk. You do not see sex or nudity
There is kissing and bedroom talk. You do not see sex or nudity
Drugs / alcohol Someone has a beer at a favourite bar. Drinking is not the point
Someone has a beer at a favourite bar. Drinking is not the point
Frightening The kidnapping keeps you on edge, and people keep lying about who they…
The kidnapping keeps you on edge, and people keep lying about who they are
Gore / death / weapons A bomb on a plane, and talk of shooting. Gore is not the point
A bomb on a plane, and talk of shooting. Gore is not the point
Dangerous behaviour Bombs, traps, and hired muscle. The film shows the cost, not a cool cri…
Bombs, traps, and hired muscle. The film shows the cost, not a cool crime life
Talk after watching
- When does protection turn into control?
- Can you trust someone who was hired to watch you?