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Sex & Nudity
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- In Mexico, a woman in a brothel takes boy upstairs. She removes her dress and breasts are seen. She removes her underwear and pubic hair is shown. Boy is fully clothed . Scene lasts 1-2 mins.
- A brief sex scene that for the most part is under the covers but female nudity shown - man under covers.
- We see some soldiers' buttocks
- Some sexual talk amongst soldiers
Violence & Gore
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- Soldiers enter a home to see a family got in the way of an attack, very graphic injuries can be seen. Missing limbs, large gunshot wounds, lots of blood. There are shots focused on the injuries, can be frightening for some viewers.
- Occasional Graphic Violence
- There are dead bodies on the floor after a village is massacred, graphic amounts of blood is seen but the scene is done in a blurry POV style of camera work that reduces the impact.
- A man is shot in the neck, lots of blood, although not horrifically graphic.
- A man is shot in the foot. A bloody wound appears.
- A man is shot in the neck and back, and then paralysed.
- In a hospital we see lots of soldiers with bloody wounds, although once again the POV camera work is used.
Profanity
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- 196 uses of "fuck", 1 use of "cunt", as well as many uses of milder language such as "shit", "bitch", "hell", "damn", and "bastard".
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- Lots of drinking, and some drug use.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- The various battles are a little intense as well as frightening.
- Most of the film is about the psychological and physical aftermath of a wounded man's experience in the Vietnam conflict. Hence, the entire movie is very intense.
