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- Sex & Nudity (9)
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- Profanity (4)
- Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking (5)
- Frightening & Intense Scenes (3)
- Spoilers (12)
Certification
| MPAA | Rated R for pervasive language including sexual references. |
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Sex & Nudity
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- Lots of sexual references and jokes but nothing is actually seen.
- Probably the tamest out of the Trilogy including Hot Fuzz, and Shaun of the Dead
- A woman tells a man that she wants him.
- A man follows a woman into a pub toilet thinking she wants to have sex with him.
- Mild sex references.
- A man says that he may have gotten a woman pregnant because "she was two weeks late"
- Three women dance suggestive in schoolgirl outfits and kiss three men as they dance on them; one of suggestively puts a man's ring finger is her mouth and proceeds to swallow his wedding ring.
- There are no sex scenes and the only nudity is a man's buttocks
- A man's nude buttocks are shown for three seconds as he shows a scar of his.
Violence & Gore
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- Quite a lot of sci-fi violence, but all of the blood is blue.
- Strong fantasy violence.
- All the violence is comical and over the top.
- Some characters are thrown about and punched but none of them suffer bad injuries beyond a few bruises and a bit of blood.
- A man smashes his head into a wall 11 times to prove a point.
- A man dives of a wall onto a car and the windows smash; he appears to be seriously injured but is actually fine.
Profanity
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- Frequent name calling throughout the movie
- 3 uses of 'c*nt'
- A host of strong language.
- 83 uses of "fuck", about many other milder words
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- The plot of the movie revolves around five men attempting a 12 pub crawl. Naturally you see them drinking a lot.
- Implied mild drug use (cocaine and marijuana).
- Most of the film is set in various pubs and people are seen drinking, by the end of the film pretty much everyone is very drunk.
- Some people are seen smoking in the background.
- Some references to marijuana (shown onscreen for about 15 seconds total) and an ex-drug dealer is seen. They ask him for marijuana but he refuses, saying that he no longer deals drugs.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- Out of all the films in the cornetto trilogy, this one is the most tame violence wise, as the other two have much more extreme violence. However, the other two films hardly have any swearing, this has tons.
- Moderate comic threat, horror.
- Not a scary film, but a number of intense scenes.
Spoilers
Violence & Gore
- Frequent strong violence in the second half, however all the blood is like blue paint and only the robot/aliens are injured.
- A human-like robot's head is smashed open, and blue liquid pours out from it in a blood-like manner.
- Many scenes of limbs being torn off, head smashed open, being cut in half or smashed through things, but this is all done to alien/robots and they have plastic insides and can re-attach their limbs.
- The blue blood/ink is sprayed all over the characters in a comical fashion.
- In the middle of a dramatic argument, a man's bandaged arms are shown with a hospital bracelet on his wrist, implying self-harm and/or a suicide attempt.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
- The main character is an alcoholic. However, it's heavily implied in the final scene that he's beaten his alcoholism.
- Some men jokingly make a hand gesture to their friend snorting cocaine in the bathroom; later when a policeman arrives, the man checks his pockets and says, "Oh, never mind, I did it all in the services."
- A main character is an alcoholic, shown in a help circle once in the beginning of the film. It is also said that he once overdosed (this is not meant to be comical).
Frightening & Intense Scenes
- After coming face to face with a man who once bullied him at school, a man explains his torment at the hands of the bully and that the most upsetting thing about seeing him again was that he didn't even recognise him. The scene is quite sad and may upset viewers who have suffered similarly.
- The way the robots look may scare some children, as they have blue beams of light coming from their eyes and mouth
- The violence is rather intense, however it is all presented in a highly stylized and comical manner and all done to robots that look like humans with blue blood and plastic insides. This may still scare younger children though.
- There are some dramatic scenes during the end of the film involving arguing (not meant to be comical) and a man's bandaged wrists are shown with a hospital bracelet, implying self-harm and/or a suicide attempt.
