| nudity | PG-13 for War Action, Violence, Peril and brief language Some passionate kissing between two characters. A man asks a woman to take her clothes off but she generally ignores the comment. No nudity. The waitresses at the bar have low-cut necklines. |
| violence | 6/10 The movie is, overall, fairly violent, but nothing out of bounds for a PG-13 movie. There are a lot of scenes with nonstop explosions and gunfire. Body count is high throughout the movie--many people are killed by guns, bombs, knives, and vehicle accidents. Some of these scenes do include a fair amount of blood (on people's faces and wounds, but nothing gory). One of the goriest scenes includes a man stabbing an ice pick through another man's arm. We graphically see the bloody wound for a few seconds. In the same scene, there's a lot of brutal physical fighting displaying mild blood. Most scenes with a high body count show little blood. In the scenes where individuals are killed, often the wound is shown - bullet hole in forehead, back or chest; knife to the neck, etc. One character gets shot in the center of his forehead, and the wound can be seen before he collapses. We see a slightly unsettling wound at the back of a man's broken neck. A man jumps out of a plane to kill himself. A commando forces a prisoner to climb out of a castle window, obviously killing himself in the drop. |
| profanity | Some very weak profanity damn and hell. About 7 damns and a couple of hells. |
| alcohol | Characters are shown drinking and smoking. There are a couple scenes held in a beer hall with a fair amount of drinking. |
| frightening | One scene where a character is planting explosives on top of a cable car, while it is moving from one mountain to another. This scene involves great heights and may be a bit suspenseful. One character gets a pick axe smashed into his arm, another man gets hit in the face many times with a boot where his face becomes bloody. |
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