‘Man From U.N.C.L.E.’ Groovy but Not Fit For Kids?

The weekend is here and you may be thinking about heading to the movies and there is plenty to see.

The Man from U.N.C.L.E is the big screen adapation of an old TV show and this action packed spy flick has a "groovy" theme.

CIA secret agent Napoleon Solo, played by Henry Cavill, is on assignment to grab the daughter of former Nazi rocket scientist whose father is the head of an nuclear weapons production during the cold war.

Solo teams with KGB operative Illya Kurakin to partcipate in a joint mission aganist the mysterious criminial organization and the former Nazi's daughter Gaby, played by Alicia Vikander, holds the key to diffusing the explosive situation.

This film has "plenty of secret agent content to be weary of, from some fleshly sensuality, to heavy drinking and smoking, espionage, violence and torture", said Focus on the Family Plugged In Movie Department.

Although it has a "groovy" theme it may not be appropriate for all viewers.