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Certification
| MPAA | Rated R for violence, language and sexuality |
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Sex & Nudity
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- Two women kiss once. A woman kisses a "ripper" (genetically modified man/kangaroo). Another ripper's hand passes over a woman's clothed chest for just a moment.
- Sexual innuendo is frequent, for example: joking about the size of a tank's barrel, suggesting tweezers are needed to find a man's penis; there's a bra with exaggerated missile cones. Sex talk includes comments such as "spank me, lick me", "play with myself", "working my tits", "suck on this", "sperm sucker". A young girl refers to a young boy's "peanut dick." Naughty lyrics are added to the song "Birds Do It", including "roosters do it... with dueling cocks". There's more.
- Nudity includes a brief view of a man's butt cheek, a long scene of several women at a Strip Club posing with full bare breasts prominently displayed and another lengthy scene at a Strip Club showing numerous women scantily clad or wearing thongs displaying their nude buttocks with tiny pasties exposing their breasts while dancing erotically for men.
- In art and artifacts nudity includes a female blow-up doll's bare breasts and vagina, a painting of a real nude woman displaying large bare breasts with near full frontal, comic-book drawings of nude women, and a female wearing only panties taking a selfie photo.
- No sex acts are portrayed in this highly sexualized film except once in a comic-book montage. Men however frequently use threats to try to coerce sex acts from female prisoners. In one instance a man unzips in front of a sitting woman but neither private parts nor contact are shown. At a Strip Club, a man requests a school girl experience with an underage female child.
- The madam of a Strip Club discusses meeting a male patron's demand for a ten-year-old female prisoner to be his sexual customer. A woman questions this demand saying "Daddy, are you sure this is alright?"
Violence & Gore
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- One person's arm is blown off, we see a little blood on the arm, and bandages covering the head. A man with large pincers prepares to cut off a man's head. A man walking barefoot on shattered glass is depicted in pain.
- Extended military type gun violence occurs several times. People are shot and killed; this is almost always depicted unrealistically without blood or gore, and suffering isn't shown. A man explodes, but we only see a cloud of debris. A man is run over by a heavy vehicle, but flattened legs without gore quickly disappear from view. A cow is shot but there's no blood.
- Several people are murdered by quick dehydration, faces aren't shown and it doesn't look gory or disgusting.
- A person held prisoner in a freezer is shown suffering and shivering. Another prisoner is held so that she may drown.
- A dehydrated corpse is shown for a few seconds. Some bleached white human skulls are shown on the ground, but they look fake rather than scary.
- Threats of violence are prolific.
- Several dismembered bodies are seen briefly, with blood but not excessively gory. Cannibalism is mentioned once but then apparently forgotten. Dried blood is seen on a face after a character is pistol-whipped. There's a quick view of a person's hand lacerated by a device, with some blood.
Profanity
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- Sex talk is frequent, but profanity is rare: a couple of uses of "ass" and "asshole," several exclamations of "sh*t", and one of "mother f*cker" and one of "F*ck me!" A woman tells a ten-year-old character that calling someone "asshole" or "dickwad" is preferable to "butt smear."
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- A main character smokes dark cigarettes three or four times in live action; it's shown more frequently as comic-book drawings but those are brief. A couple of beers are consumed. No other drugs.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- Younger viewers might be scared by shadowy monsters attacking people a couple of time, although those scenes are dark and brief. A person is shown about to drown.
