Parents Guide for
Collateral Damage (2002) More at IMDbPro »

None.

Several shoot-outs and people shot but this is mostly bloodless and not graphic.

A bomb explodes in a public place in L.A, killing several people, including the wife and children of a main character.

A man gone wild in News office, smashes the facilities using baseball bat and threatens another man. A few minutes later, the officers arrive to stop the man by firing an electric gun.

Several scenes where fleeing, unarmed people are shot at.

Several fight scenes with people punched or beaten/hit with guns/objects and later shown a bit bloodied.

A man's mouth is forced open and kept open with a metal brace. A snake is then lead into his mouth and disappears down his throat.

A man has his ear bitten off, the one who bites it then spits it out.

A man is strangled with a chain.

A top part of the building in Washington, D.C. was blown up, causing the employees to panic and vacate the building. It was detonated by a woman by dialing a phone number No one injure or dead.

A woman is punched in the face, after that she snapped her neck.

A helicopter shoots guns and rockets into a camp with people fleeing and others shooting back.

A man is thrown on a mine which then explodes.

A man is punched in the throat.

A male CIA agent is shot in the forehead.

A man and woman on a motorbike are engulfed in flames.

A woman is thrown onto a large computer control panel and is electrocuted.

A man throw an axe to the terrorist.

Infrequent use of mild profanity, one use of the word f*ck.

Collateral Damage is set largely in Colombia and a drug's factory is shown, several processes in the cultivation and making of cocaine is seen although no taking of drugs is seen.

There is no smoking or drinking.

Several terrorist attacks occur in Collateral Damage, considering world events these are pretty intense and somewhat frightening.