Parents guide

A woman's bare buttocks are seen as she runs down a hallway naked. Very brief.

A sex scene is shown for about 2 seconds, showing male butt nudity. Played for comedic effect.

A few non-graphic and very brief sexual remarks and said.

Brief sex scene.

A fully nude man is thrown over the couch (genitalia and buttocks are shown.)

Fargo contains scenes of strong violence but it is depicted in a darkly, humourous manner.

Gaear Grimsrud gets bit in the hand by Jean Lundegaard.

Shep attacks a man (who was investigating the commotion between him and Carl) and slams him against a wall repeatedly and knocking him out in the process.

Shep kicks a hooker (who was having sex with Carl) in the back.

A couple are killed after witnessing the cop shooting. After crashing their car, the man is shot in the back while trying to run away (no blood is shown). The woman is then shot offscreen while pinned in the car.

Shep Proudfoot attacks Carl Showalter whilst the latter was having sex with a woman. Carl is kicked repeatedly, then whipped and strangled with Shep's belt.

75 uses of 'fuck', most used by Steve Buscemi's character.

Some random characters are seen drinking in pubs/bars. One of the kidnappers smokes many cigarettes.

Many intense scenes. One involves a home invasion and kidnapping.

Some intense scenes include police search of suspicious criminals, a brief car chase, running from peril, shootings, and dangerous encounters.

Whilst Carl Showalter and Gaear Grimsrud may frighten viewers, it is Gaear who brings the most scares of the pair. He is heavily implied to be a psychopath as he rarely talks and he kills all his victims with no hesitation or remorse.

Heavy violence, but most of it is strangely funny.

Much of the film is rather intense with woodchipper scene being the most intense moment.

Some may find the scene with Shep Proudfoot attacking Carl Showalter, the hooker and the person investigating the commotion to be rather intense to watch.