| nudity |
Jack complains that "all the men in the country are either married or gay" as she is looking for a partner. |
| violence |
Mild violence throughout, including characters being shot.
The antagonist is shot in the end; we don't see them being shot, we just hear the gunshot and they fall off a building.
There are many chase sequences in which guns are fired at the protagonist.
The protagonist gets trapped in a tank with a deadly jellyfish. He manages to break the tank glass, and then the jellyfish latches onto an antagonist's face comically.
A villain's hand is impaled on a blowfish; we see her hands wounded.
A man drops a box, so a villain shoots him off-screen.
The villain punches a man in the face.
Two women have a comical martial arts fight which involves punching and kicking but nothing strong.
The hero is tied to a chair and a villain throws knives around him threateningly.
A man is seen with two bloody scars going up his face in a Chelsea grin.
A hero is chased by two villains on motorcycles, and he casually fires a missile at them, blowing them up.
A hero is shot; we see a villain holding two guns to his face and they fire, and we see the bullets.
A boy has a fight with a group of garage workers; they don't hurt him but he hits and ties them up with a large rope.
A security guard for the villain is kicked in the testicles twice.
At the end, the villain is attacked by two heroes, and he throws them off a building; however they both hold onto a cable. |
| profanity |
Possibly one use of " @#!*% " (this is when Alex first pushes the trailer into a roll and the soldiers notice it); mild insults (e.g. moron, psychopath, idiot). |
| alcohol |
None. |
| frightening |
Alex is put in a tank and faces a huge jellyfish, AKA man of war. The fish can be frightening to children under 9, but nothing PG-13
Many small, intense situations
Intense gunfights at stages in the movie |
