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- Spoilers (1)
Certification
MPAA | Rated PG for thematic elements, language and some reckless behavior |
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Sex & Nudity
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- A photo is seen of a trucker kissing a woman.
- A boy asks his mom about HIV/AIDS.
- Some hand-holding, mild kissing and hugging.
Violence & Gore
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- A young boy shoots a rifle at a can tied to a cat's tail. The cat is unharmed.
- A clip from an old western, in which a man is shot twice (no blood), is shown on a TV.
- A goat is tangled in a barbed-wire fence, a lot of blood is shown.
- A rattlesnake is shot with a rifle.
- A man chases and grabs a boy, but he breaks free.
- A woman slaps another woman. A man punches another man, giving him a bloody nose.
- A snapshot is seen of a soldier pointing a machine gun at an Arab man's head.
- A bruise is seen on a boy; his trucker friend tells him he needs to see a medic.
- A security guard threatens a boy.
- Mentioning of a boy accidentally shooting himself in the head.
- Beetles are seen impaled on sticks.
- A dog vomits up corn husks.
- Taxidermy animals are seen.
- A woman tells her son to call another girl "fat" and to bully her.
- A teacher belittles a ten-year-old child in front of his peers to embarrass him.
Profanity
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- Swear words - Rats Ass, Shittin, Shit, Oh Little Shit, Fuck (2x), Mother Fucker
- Slang Word - Crap (2x)
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- A man drinks whisky. A woman drinks wine and becomes very drunk and abusive.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- A boy is threatened by a rattlesnake, shown in 3D closeup.
- A boy displays extremely reckless behavior including getting into a truck with a PTSD-afflicted man, jumping from trains, climbing on moving farm machinery, hiding under trains, running away from home and breaking into private property.
Spoilers
Frightening & Intense Scenes
- The movie is centered around the tragic accidental death of a family member, which is described in a long emotional speech, but not shown.