What to watch with your kids: 'Wuthering Heights,' ' Buffalo Kids' and more

""Wuthering Heights"is an intense, steamy adaptation of Emily Brontë's classic 1847 gothic novel. While maintaining the moody atmosphere of the 19th-century Yorkshire moors, director Emerald Fennell amps up the erotic volume of the tumultuous romance between Catherine Earnshaw (Margot Robbie) and Heathcliff (Jacob Elordi). Heathcliff and Cathy aren't just in love, they're obsessed with each other, and teens may need to be reminded that their dynamic is toxic."

"The mind games the two play with each other aren't exactly hallmarks of a healthy relationship - even stalking someone and breaking into their bedroom is well-received (and usually rewarded with sex). While the love scenes are very passionate, they're not explicit: There are plenty of moans and movements, but characters mostly stay clothed (bare shoulders and backs are seen, along with plenty of corseted cleavage). Masturbation and manual stimulation are implied, and there's a depiction of a dominant/submissive relationship that includes non-graphic degradation."

"Available in theaters. Goat (PG) Age 7+ Basketball tribute with a little edge promotes teamwork. "Goat" is an animated sports comedy produced by NBA legend Stephen Curry (who also co-stars) about Will Harris (voiced by Caleb McLaughlin), a small goat with the big dream of becoming a professional roarball player, even though the basketball-like sport is dominated by predators (including a sometimes creepy Komodo dragon)."

An intense, steamy adaptation of Wuthering Heights preserves the moody 19th-century Yorkshire moors while amplifying eroticism. Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff are portrayed as obsessed, engaging in toxic mind games that include stalking and breaking into bedrooms, behaviors often linked to sexual reward. Love scenes are passionate but mostly non-explicit, with implied masturbation, manual stimulation, and a dominant/submissive dynamic featuring non-graphic degradation. The film includes children witnessing a hanging, emotional and physical abuse (with at least one beating off-camera), moments of self-harm, several deaths, smoking, heavy drinking, and occasional strong language. Runtime: 136 minutes; Age 15+. Goat is a PG-rated animated sports comedy about a small goat dreaming of pro roarball, produced by Stephen Curry, promoting teamwork.

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