| nudity |
A man and woman share a passionate kiss. |
| violence |
A pedestrian is suddenly shot dead by someone hiding in an alleyway.
Some SWAT members accidentally trip over some of the main character's landmine defences. The aftermath is shown. It is no where near as harsh as it could be, with little blood and no missing limbs shown.
Three SWAT agents are suddenly caught in an explosion. Not graphic.
The conflict taking place in the middle east has a small part in the film.
Three SWAT members are sniped, several more are killed with triggered explosives and machine gun emplacements mow down at least eight more.After this an intense battle ensues between surviving reinforcements and the main character. He kills most before armour-piercing bullets manage to penetrate his armour. He bleeds out.
Two people are suddenly killed in a car park, and immediately following that an anchorwoman is shot in the stomach and killed. Quite sudden and brutal.
Since it was Uwe Boll that made this film, it will contain strong graphic and brutal violence throughout, much like the first two. |
| profanity |
Many uses of the F word. Used as a religious exclamation at the beginning of the film (Jesus "f'n"christ). |
| frightening |
ISIS plays a big part in the film. Some might find this troubling.
Suggested MPAA Rating: Rated R for Strong Graphic Violence, Sexual Content and Strong Language. |
