| nudity |
A young man and a young woman kiss each other on the cheek.
We see a young man's buttock cleavage when his pants slip down.
A boy is seen bare-chested.
A young woman wears a tank top in a few scenes, revealing some cleavage.
A young woman wears a short skirt and has her legs up on a desk.
Women wear low-cut evening gowns that reveal cleavage, bare shoulders and backs.
A boy talks about a "hot chick." |
| violence |
The film opens with Cody kicking two fatigue-wearing individuals (we later find out theyre Kamp Woody "colleagues") in a war-simulation game. A spy-gadget beanie baby malfunctions, attacking the face of the CIA director. CIA youngstersboth guys and girlskarate kick/chop soldiers who arrive at Kamp to snatch Diaz (theyre unaware hes switched sides). Later, Diaz shoots two rocket grenades at Codymissing, of course, but demolishing unintended targets (a car and a pallet of water cooler bottles). Cody and Diaz come to blows in a factory warehouse. Diaz pushes Cody out of a window and tries unsuccessfully to impale him with an elephant tusk. He slaps one of his cronies.
After commandeering a moped on the streets of London, Derek crashes through a glass window. While under Diaz' mind control, he fights Cody and nearly sends him over a balcony. |
| profanity |
There are no harsh profanities. Instead, characters say pee, ass, suck and heck. A musical number includes the expression, "Good God now!
One use of "what the hell"
A man says "jackass" under a faked cough. He does this 2 or 3 times.
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| alcohol |
A CIA agent speaks matter-of-factly about how cold medicine has him completely pickled. One of Diazs co-villains (who smokes cigars) demonstrates the effectiveness of the mind-control software by using it to make a dog pour an alcoholic drink. More drinks are served at the G7 banquet. An incidental character smokes in a waiting room. Diaz reprehensible team utilizes a type of knockout gas.
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| frightening |
None. |
