Feb 20,2004
| nudity | A Strip Bar Scene. Jackies wardrobe includes a more-than-cleavage-revealing outfit. Luther quips about not being into the S&M stuff. A gym mgr makes a comment to a woman that it'll cost her sex. She makes a vulgar comment back to him. When a reporter asks Jackie if the rumors about her posing for Playboy are true. One person refers to Jackie as a Barbie doll with glass balls. |
| violence | Boxing is violent. Hence, movies about boxing are violent. Included here are not just the punches above and below the belt, but swollen eyes, and bloody noses and mouths (their depiction isn't excessively violent or gory). An angry Luther gets into a major brawl (punching and kicking) in a drug den. Later, he throws a chair across a room. |
| profanity | More than 80 profanities in allincluding nearly 30 s-words and a handful of d--n"s combined with Godare constant reminders of why this film isn't rated PG. Jesus and Christ are both misused and women are referred to as b--ches a half-dozen times. Two different vulgarities for male genitalia, one for female genitalia and one for oral sex are part of the mix. The derogatory term @#!*% is used, as is the word a-- combined frequently with the verbs wipe or kiss. |
| alcohol | Jackie orders and drinks a wine cooler at a bar. Drinking is part of the atmosphere at a strip bar and an after-fight party. Among typical secretarial duties, Jackies boss has her restocking his alcohol supply. Drug paraphernalia litter the place where viewers first encounter Luther. After springing Luther from jail at their initial meeting, Jackie asks him he wants to go out for coffee, a beer or a milkshake. Luthers trainer smokes a cigar. An incidental character smokes in Luthers neighborhood. |
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