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(2001)

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Certification

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MPAA Rated R for violence and language
Certification

Sex & Nudity

  • No sex or nudity.
  • A girl is seen dancing with her shirt unbuttoned, showing off her bra.

Violence & Gore

  • Several Bombs Explode many cop cars and a house, killing at least one cop when he is tossed onto a windshield after one of the explosions
  • Swan Detonates a Bar\Building, Killing many people inside
  • In a flashback a woman and her son are killed in a car bomb
  • A motel is exploded via bomb, possibly killing people
  • Swan Bombs a Pizza Shop, And Then Bombs a Restraunt, Killing at least one person, and probably others offscreen
  • cops shoot 2 terrorists dead, and Nettles shoots another 2 dead
  • at the end of the movie, Steven Seagal's Character beats up several terrorists, and throws one out of a window to his death, later he shoots at least 5 terrorists dead, and one of them accidentally drops a grenade that explodes, fully engulfing 2 terrorists on fire, killing them and killing several other terrorists
  • At the Beginning of the movie, A shootout takes place, FBI agents shoot a terrorist off a roof, and a terrorist guns down 2 cooks, killing them (brief blood), the shootout later extends and 8 terrorists are killed, along with 2 FBI agents, and 1 civilian

Profanity

  • 11 uses of the f word and other profanities.

Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking

  • Drinking alcohol.

Frightening & Intense Scenes

  • Intense bombings.

Spoilers

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Violence & Gore

  • Swan, Shoots Detective Fuzzy Several Times, later killing him
  • Detective Nettles shoots one of Swans associates dead
  • Detective Nettles shoots Swans main Associate Vershbow, dead as he pulls a gun on another cop (blood seen)
  • Swan detonates a Bomb, Killing several Cops, and Bomb Squad member Pooch.
  • Swans Car Explodes, Killing him

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