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Certification

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MPAA Rated R for sexual content, nudity, language, some disturbing images and brief drug use
Certification

Sex & Nudity

  • A man and a woman have sex in the shower. Breast nudity is visible for about two seconds.
  • James Hunt is shown kissing a lot of women throughout the movie.
  • A man has sex with a woman in an airplane bathroom. This is shown in closeup and we see the man taking off the girls panties. Her breast is very briefly shown and there is heavy moaning and kissing. Scene lasts only for a couple of seconds.
  • Early in the movie, a man and a woman take each other's clothes off, make out and then go to bed both of them are seen fully naked from behind. All we see is rear nudity.
  • A man and a woman make out during the beginning of the movie.
  • Midway through, a married couple swim naked.
  • This movie features a very brief montage of James Hunt engaging in sexual activity with lots of women. There is a very brief scene where he gets out of bed and there are two naked women beside him.

Violence & Gore

  • A character injures his hand while racing. A bloodstain can be briefly seen on his glove.
  • Moderate violence and bloody injury detail
  • A man walks into a hospital with blood coming from his nose and lower belly, not very graphic.
  • There is a brief, distant shot of the decapitated corpse of a driver still in his car but it is not very clear.
  • A driver's broken leg bone is shown, this is a graphic and bloody wound with bone sticking out. The driver is seen screaming as he is put in an ambulance.
  • A main character crashes his car and burns inside it. There is a graphic recreation of his burn-damaged face as well as detailed scenes of medical procedures such as vacuuming of his lungs.
  • A main character beats up a journalist, resulting in cuts and blood around the nose and face.

Profanity

  • One comedic and non-aggressive use of "cunt", partially obscured by feedback noise from a microphone, but still very obvious.
  • 17 uses of the f-word
  • Usage of other profanities such as "shit", and "god damn"
  • There is some occasional sexual dialogue; the "F" word is used once in a sexual context by a minor character.

Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking

  • Hard drug use
  • There is a lot of alcohol consumption and drunkenness.
  • We see champagne consumed before driving and beers and whiskey drank by many people.
  • We see one of the characters turning into an alcoholic and uses cannabis.
  • Characters smoke cigarettes throughout the movie.
  • The word "tobacco" is used several times and tobacco brands are displayed on advertising.
  • A white powder, implied to be cocaine, is briefly seen. The film as a whole does not promote or encourage drug misuse.

Frightening & Intense Scenes

  • There are graphic recreations of crashes, and the aftermaths of crashes, which some viewers may find distressing. (See violence and gore section).
  • One character vomits habitually before racing.

Spoilers

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Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking

  • We find out that due to substance abuse, one of the characters dies very young.

Frightening & Intense Scenes

  • There is a scene where a main character is undergoing a treatment procedure in the hospital where a doctor visibly and graphically inserts a long metal tube into the main character's mouth and down into his lower airways in order to drain fluid from the lungs. Some bloody liquid is seen passing through the tube. The main character is in severe discomfort during this scene, but he insists that the doctor should carry on with the procedure.
  • The scene where Niki Lauda's car catches on fire is intense and somewhat frightening.

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