Dallas Buyers Club

Based on a true story, Dallas Buyers Club centers around Ron Woodruff (Matthew McConaughey), a Texas hustler and homophobe who contracts HIV and is given 30 days to live. He throws himself into studying the AIDS virus and its emerging treatments, seeking loopholes in a system that seemed to be stacked against getting care for patients. Forming the “Dallas Buyers Club,” Woodruff obtains drugs from other countries to supply AIDS patients in the U.S.

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Profanity is prolific in Dallas Buyers Club, and ClearPlay edits about 240 instances, with nearly half being the F-word. Also cut are several scenes of nudity, implied intercourse, and some disturbing images of illness. The movie’s themes include homosexuality, cross-dressing, and drug abuse, and even the ClearPlayed version should be reserved for mature audiences.

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In addition to two knockout performances (McConaughey and Jared Leto), Dallas Buyers Club has at its core a man fighting a broken system, standing up for his beliefs, overcoming prejudice, and facing impossible odds. It’s a life-affirming period piece that covers an important portion of history, and has Oscar nominations to supply its street cred.

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Rated R for pervasive language, some strong sexual content, nudity and drug use; 117 min; Directed by Jean-Marc Vallée