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Certification
| MPAA | Rated R for pervasive language, violence, and some sexual content/nudity |
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Sex & Nudity
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- A couple are having sex on top of a bed. He is naked; she appears to be wearing a shirt. He is on top, thrusting. Partial view of rear male nudity is seen, including bare buttocks.
- There are two scenes where a man sits at a bar in a strip club. There is a topless woman wearing tassels covering her nipples dancing behind him.
- There is a scene in which the main character Tonya's breasts are being caressed by a man without her consent; she has a bra on. She proceeds to beat him. Nothing extremely violent or explicit about this scene.
- A couple are seen parked sitting in a truck at night having sex. She is sitting astride his lap thrusting, and seen wearing a bra.
Violence & Gore
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- There are two instances where two separate characters shoot a gun at another person. One instance is a total miss; the other results in the target falling to the ground, the bullet just grazing their face. Blood is seen dripping down, although the injury is minor.
- There are multiple scenes of domestic violence. Some are moderate, others are quite shocking. It ranges from a mother beating her child in a bathroom with a hairbrush (not gory), to multiple scenes where a man punches a woman's face, drawing blood. There is also a frightening scene where a knife is mistakenly thrown at someone in anger, hitting their arm and drawing some blood.
- A woman gets hit on the knees by a man with a baton. The man runs away while the woman screams. The hit itself is not shown in frame.
- Two characters are shown hunting rabbits, played off as family time. The hits are not shown, although one character is shown skinning the dead rabbits (graphic) and laying the fur out on a sawhorse. It is shown later that the rabbit fur was made into a coat.
- There is a boxing scene shot up close. The boxers are shown getting punched, and as the scene progresses, faces begin to swell from injury. As a woman is punched in the mouth, her mouthguard flies off with some blood, in slow-motion. Shortly after the woman spits out blood onto the ring's floor.
- Blood is seen dripping from a character's mouth onto the floor. She then gets up, the camera staying on the puddle of blood.
- In one scene, when Tonya and Jeff have an altercation, Tonya chases Jeff away with a gun. No one gets hurt.
- Violence is on PG-13 level.
Profanity
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- There is frequent usage of strong language throughout the film.
- Most of it comes from Margot Robbie's character.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- Major characters are shown smoking frequently on camera, especially during the interview scenes.
- A skating coach berates a mother for smoking on the ice, while the mother ignores her. A skater is shown smoking before a competition and after practice.
- There are several scenes where characters drink alcohol, although no one is shown drunk.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- Two characters get into an argument where objects get thrown thoughtlessly. The last of these objects is a steak knife, which hits a character in the arm. It sticks out of her arm until she pulls it out. There is some blood on her sleeve and on the tip of the knife. There is a drawn-out moment where the audience isn't sure the victim will retaliate, but she simply puts the knife back down on the table and walks away.
- A man pushes his way into a room and points a gun at a woman, threatening to kill her. He then points the gun at his own head several times, threatening to kill himself. The woman attempts to calm the man down, getting close enough to attack him, escapes the room, and gets outside. The man attempts to shoot the gun at her. The bullet richochets off of his car into pieces of schrapnel and hits the girl abover her eye, causing her to fall to the ground, but ultimately sustains a minor injury as the bullet only grazed her face. The man then points the gun at several onlookers.
- There are many scenes of a male controlling and manipulating his female intimate partner with violence or the threat of violence, such as punching her in the face, smashing her face against a mirror, banging her head against a car window, forcing his way into her residence by kicking down a locked door, threatening to kill her, and gaslighting her with false accusations and profanity. In one instance he follows through on his death threats, by shooting her in the street as she is fleeing from him. These attacks leave her visibly bruised and bloodied, psychologically confused and blaming herself for the abuse.
