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Bob Trevino Likes It

Parents guide · ClearAge age 13+ · Official M

Movie 2025 101 min Comedy, Drama Checked by Dan S · 29 Sep 2026
Official Rating M ClearAge 13+

What we flagged

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Violence
Sex and Nudity
Frightening
Mild
Language
Mild

Our take

Inspired by a true online friendship, this M drama follows Lily as kindness helps her heal from a self-centered father. Emotional family strain, mild profanity, brief drinking, and mental-health themes run through the story, all handled with warmth. The film stays uplifting. Tweens and teens can watch with a parent ready to talk about internet safety.

Uplifting themes

Kindness, chosen family, and a stronger sense of self-worth drive this true-story arc. Those themes carry the emotional engine of the film. They stay present from the opening stretch through to the finish How online Bob treats Lily shows real generosity, while still leaving room for the real-world care she needs. That careful balance is what makes him a steady example throughout

Story (may spoil tone)

Lily Trevino unexpectedly befriends an online stranger who shares her self-centered father’s name. This new Bob Trevino’s support could transform her life.

What we flagged

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Violence
Sex and Nudity
Frightening
Mild
Language
Mild

Details

Violence No violence found in this title

No violence found in this title

Language Mild When Lily or others get flustered, a few strong words slip out, includi…

When Lily or others get flustered, a few strong words slip out, including one clear f-word plus some s-word and hell. Inside an otherwise warm drama, that swearing stays brief

Sex / nudity No sex found in this title

No sex found in this title

Frightening Mild Sensitive kids may feel the weight of family rejection and loneliness,…

Sensitive kids may feel the weight of family rejection and loneliness, and a quick comic joke mentions a 'possessed' toilet. Younger viewers get no horror-scare staging from any of it

Bullying / discrimination No bullying found in this title

No bullying found in this title

Gore / death / weapons No gore found in this title

No gore found in this title

Dangerous behaviour No dangerous behavior found in this title

No dangerous behavior found in this title

Eating disorders / body image No eating found in this title

No eating found in this title

Mental health Mild At the center sit Lily's loneliness and the hurt from a self-centered f…

At the center sit Lily's loneliness and the hurt from a self-centered father, with a brief therapist mention early on. Kindness points the story toward healing, and the film never builds a clinical crisis plot around that pain

Gambling Mild Gambling or betting turns up only in passing dialogue between character…

Gambling or betting turns up only in passing dialogue between characters. Those lines stay quick verbal mentions. Nothing in the story builds its plot around that talk

Grief / bereavement Mild Characters talk about a mother who died years ago and how grief can wea…

Characters talk about a mother who died years ago and how grief can wear on a marriage. People speak and feel that sadness. Nobody stages a funeral-heavy spectacle

Flashing lights We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.

We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.

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Talk after watching

  • An online stranger becomes real support. How do kids stay safe while seeking connection?
  • Lily redefines what family kindness looks like. Who are the positive adults in your life?