Parents Guide for
Cinderella Man (2005)

Max says that he's going to knock Jim's "Mick balls up to the roof of your mouth" and then adds, "That ought to be a familiar taste" (meant as an aggressive taunt, but possibly sexually in nature).

We see some intense and hard-hitting blows delivered during a boxing match where Jim is knocked to the canvas and has some blood on the side of his face. Later, Jim knocks his opponent to the canvas, bloodying his nose.

During some intense blows, an x-ray version of the internal damage is shown (ex. ribs cracking.) Some graphic descriptions of how brain damage occurred that killed a fighter.

Several boxing matches are shown, with corresponding violence of punches.

At least 9 "s" words, 1 slang term for sex ("pork"), 17 hells, 10 asses (3 used with "hole"), 10 S.O.B.s, 4 craps, 2 damns, 13 uses of "G-damn," 4 each of "For Christ's sakes," "Jesus" and "Jesus Christ," 2 each of "Christ" and "Oh Jesus" and 1 use each of "God Almighty," "Oh Jesus Christ" and "Swear to God."

Joe smokes cigars several times, Jimmy smokes one at least once, while a slew of minor and miscellaneous characters smoke cigarettes and cigars in many scenes during the film.

People drink with dinner. References to champagne.

During the climatic bout, we worry that Max may kill Jim in the ring (as he's done to two previous opponents). We see the terror his family is in as they listen to the fight on the radio.