| nudity |
Some sexual dialogue between the soldiers.
Near the beginning, a doctor is inspecting someone's 'crotch rot'. The camera exposes the soldier's backside, we briefly can see his testicles based on how close the camera is towards the soldier's buttocks. |
| violence |
10/10
When the soldiers are injured by landmines, the aftermath injury detail is extremely realistic, bloody and graphic. Nothing is left to the imagination. Missing limbs etc.
A gun fight occurs near the beginning, shown from a far distance and in night vision.
In one scene, after stepping on a mine, we see one finger missing and the other finger hanging by just skin. The man's leg is missing and shows the gruesome injury in detail with blood spurting out.
In another scene, after stepping on a mine, we see a man's foot blown off and a large hole in his other ankle and thigh. Still gruesome but less bloody.
A group of men are blown by a mine, mostly mild injuries. One man has a huge hole taken out from under his arm, probably the most gruesome and fatal of the injuries.
A man's lung had collapsed, we watch as a needle in inserted into his chest.
A mine explodes between two men, causing another man to completely lose his foot and another to have a hole in his wrist. Another person burns part of their lips off and another person in the chest. |
| profanity |
About 270 F-words voiced by the characters to express frustration, as well as strong coarse language such as 'c**t'. |
| alcohol |
Some soldiers are seen smoking cigarettes. |
| frightening |
The landmine explosions are very startling and the ensuing chaos is very intense. This happens multiple times throughout the film and you don't know when to expect them.
Recommended for persons aged 18 and above (with warning).
Official MPAA Rating: Rated R for disturbing and graphic depiction of war injuries, and for pervasive language |
