| nudity |
A husband and wife kiss, embrace.
(24:12) In one scene, the husband enters the bedroom while the wife is sleeping, then he enters the bathroom and removes his shirt. She joins him in the bathroom, wearing a tank top and panties. They do not focus on her, but there are multiple shots from behind her.
(34:44) The wife enters the child's bedroom wearing boxers (?) and a long sleeve pullover. |
| violence |
The entire movie centers around mixed martial arts (MMA) fights; some are quick (an instant knock-out), while others are brutal and drawn out. Characters get seriously hurt (a few look like they're nearly unconscious during/after a fight), and in a couple of cases, fighters have bones broken. There's not much blood, and no one is killed, but the competitors sport a variety of bruises and are shown limping or dragging their wounded limbs. The fighting style involves arms and legs, so there's a lot of intense punching, kicking, headlocks, body slamming, and more. Commentators narrate the action and often talk about how so-and-so looks like he's "getting killed," "not moving," etc. |
| profanity |
Language includes "s--t," "bulls--t," "ass," "hell," "idiot," one use of "f*** (Get the f*** outta here-Tommy to Paddy) and a mouthed F word (F***) "crap," "damn," "goddamned," "oh my God," etc. Insulting and hurtful words are exchanged by estranged relatives. |
| alcohol |
An older man -- an alcoholic -- falls off the wagon and is shown drunk, disoriented, and nearly incoherent. There are empty bottles strewn around a hotel room to show just how much he's had to drink. A character is known to be a pill-popper and is made to relinquish his prescription bottles in a somewhat humorous manner. |
| frightening |
This movie should be okay for general audiences above the age of 12. However, some content may be upsetting to viewers of any age. |
