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Murderball
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Parents Guide for
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Sex & Nudity

There is a fairly in-depth discussion of how males with spinal cord injuries have sex. Some explicit language and descriptions of sexual acts.

There are a couple brief clips from an instructional video meant to show how sex can be performed by men with limited mobility. There is brief nudity, including a woman's backside and breasts. The nudity is in a sexual context but there is no sex performed or simulated in the video.

Violence & Gore

The men play wheelchair rugby; they try to stop the opposing player by ramming their wheelchair into the opposing player's chair. Sometimes this is a violent hit and the player is toppled.

Profanity

Lots of adult language is used, including the f-word many times.

The subjects are shown casually drinking beer at a few points in the movie.

There is brief scene in a club which shows men and women drinking and smoking.

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Rated R for language and sexual content

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