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Don't see Wolf of Wall Street with parents, warns Twitter
Not a family-friendly choice, claim mortified kids.
Anyone planning a festive trip to the cinema with their nearest and dearest might take heed of advice emerging on Twitter.
In fact, Martin Scorsese's new film 'The Wolf of Wall Street' could go down in history as the least family-friendly film ever, if reports are to be believed.
Many movie-goers have taken to social media to detail their particular brand of embarrassment after seeing the film, which features graphic sex, some startlingly bad language and liberal drug use.
In fact, it's probably approaching meme status...
Also don't make the mistake of seeing The Wolf of Wall Street with your parents........ #BorderlinePorno #AwkoTaco
— Maddie Thompson (@maddles_t) December 26, 2013
DO NOT GO SEE WOLF OF WALL STREET WITH YOUR PARENTS. DOOOooooooOoo NOT. I am saving you a lifetime of awkwardness. GAH.
— Kelsey Kirby (@k_kirbz) December 27, 2013
Do not see The Wolf of Wall Street with you parents and younger brother like I just did...
— Caroline Myers (@cemyers_14) December 27, 2013
Two thoughts: 1) The Wolf of Wall Street was unbelievably good 2) do NOT sit next to your sister and go with your parents...just sayin...
— Graham Shurley (@grahamslam26) December 27, 2013
Hey Twitter world, don't see Wolf of Wall Street with your parents. Just don't do it. With love, Resident Cautionary Tale
— Catherine Collier (@Cather_InTheRye) December 27, 2013
Even comedian Jack Whitehall chimed in:
Watching Wolf of Wall street not exactly a christmas movie. Just watched Leo Di Caprio do drugs out of a hookers bum sat next to my parents.
— Jack Whitehall (@jackwhitehall) December 24, 2013
In the movie, Leonardo DiCaprio plays Jordan Belfort, the real-life Wall Street banker who was jailed for running a stock-trading 'boiler room'.
Quite why anyone might have considered it family-appropriate viewing considering Scorsese's previous work and its adult certificate is another question entirely.
