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Certification
| MPAA | Rated PG-13 for some thematic content involving peril, and brief strong language |
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Sex & Nudity
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- Couple seen kissing but nothing major at all
Violence & Gore
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- Astronauts being burned while calling for help and trying to unbuckle their seat belts.
- A man squeezes a glass in his hand and he cuts his hand on the glass.
- A man is shown with a bloody head wound after he had to eject from a failed landing.
Profanity
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- Shit is used a bit. Damn is used once and one f word that is emphasized and said loudly
- Coarse language (single words) are used 2 times in this movie.
- 2 F words, 1 use of Damn and hell, 3 uses of Shit.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- A guy asks his friend if he wants a beer
- Cigarette smoking is portrayed several times throughout this movie.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
Spoilers
Violence & Gore
- Armstrong endures a minor wreck during testing, resulting in abrasions on the side of his face.
- Armstrong accidentally breaks a drinking glass (after receiving bad news). He sees that there is a long cut on his palm (some blood).
Frightening & Intense Scenes
- There are many scenes that are intense. Several crashes with fire. One specific incident may be frightening because the capsule lights on fire and explodes with three astronauts inside. The explosion is off-screen and we are later told that they are dead. This is a short scene but can be unsettling, especially for people with claustrophobia.
- There is a sad subplot involving a child that is terminally ill and eventually dies. This mostly happens early in the film and is not drawn out, but it affects the main character and we are shown flashbacks of the child a few times throughout the story.
- There is a scene where the Gemini 8 rocket begins to spin uncontrollably and gets very loud and intense. The other pilot next to Neil quickly loses consciousness and Neil almost passes out to, it takes nearly 5 minutes of screen time to stabilise the spinning, though the real event lasted for about an hour
