If diarrhea jokes, sheep penises, and semen are your thing, this is definitely the movie for you. Unfortunately, the cast's talent and the laugh-out-loud moments are completely pulled under by the weight of the disgusting jokes, some of which are so cringe-worthy and crass that adult audiences will want to close their eyes lest they gag. It's not surprising, given MacFarlane's years of luring A-listers to guest voice on his animated shows, that the ensemble cast is so notable, including high-profile cameos and secondary characters (like Giovanni Ribisi and Sarah Silverman, who play Albert's reliable best friend, Edward, and his prostitute-with-a-heart-of-gold girlfriend, Ruth, respectively). MacFarlane's latest comedy is equal parts clever meta-Western, disgusting lowbrow comedy, even-more disgusting tribute to bodily fluids, and occasional showcase for talented comedic actors. Despite all of this, the movie does give its characters some redeeming qualities, and themes of friendship, real love, and believing in yourself run through the film.

And as the title suggests, violence in the Wild West is the overarching theme of the story, so there are deaths due to gun and knife violence, random animal attacks, natural disasters, and more.

Characters drink, smoke, and do drugs (with some consequences shown for the latter). Although there's only one nude scene (a man's behind), there are tons of references to sex - including prostitution, oral sex, and virginity - throughout the movie.

There's near-constant profanity, including crass terms for sex, genitalia, and sexual positions (as well as 'f-k,' 's-t,' and all the other usual suspects). Parents need to know that A Million Ways to Die in the West is a raunchy comedy from star-director-producer Seth MacFarlane ( Family Guy, Ted) that's guaranteed to appeal to teens, despite (or, frankly, because of) the extremely crude content.

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