Parents guide

Some kissing scenes and very mild nudity but no sex scenes. The closest we get is a man and a woman in bed and snuggling, with some female nudity. Sex in that scene is implied but not shown at all.

Suggestive incestuous dialogue near the end of the movie.

A man and woman lay on a bed together, the woman nude and the man covered by a sheet up to his waist. The woman's bare back, legs, and buttocks are visible behind a sheer curtain and then her bare breasts are briefly visible.

Women wear suggestive clothing throughout, including mostly thin, form-fitting dresses with no bras.

Some sexual references and dialogue.

A man is shot with a shotgun by another man in the head offscreen, and all we hear is the body falling.

Many instances of shootings throughout, with few being overly graphic.

People riot and clash with security officers.

R violence type: blood and graphic.

A man is stabbed in the gut. He clutches his chest, stumbles away, and falls down.

A man has his arm and leg cut with a chainsaw. This isn't directly shown but we do see close up of his eyes and blood spraying everywhere. It is still pretty disturbing and graphic.

In a gunfight, four people are shot and killed.

A man is graphically shot in the head and chest. Blood spurts and sprays after each shot.

A man is hanged from a helicopter up in the air. His body is severely bloodied. It is fully shown, but kind of blurry.

A man shoots a drug lord dead. No blood.

Spanish vulgarities uttered include 'coño' (c*nt) said 15 times, 'maricón' (f*ggot) said twice as an insult, and 'pendejo' (*sshole), 'culo' (*ss), 'puta' (wh*re), and 'cabroncito' (little b*stard) each said once.

'F*ck' is said 207 times, including paired with the word 'mother' and used in a sexual context.

'Wh*re' is said at least once.

'P*ss' is said at least once.

'D*mn' is said at least once.

'H*ll' is said at least twice.

'B*tch' is said at least once.

'*ss' is said 14 times, including paired with 'hole' six times..

'Sh*t' is said at least 17 times, including paired with 'bull' four times.

'Bastard' is said twice.

Drugs other than cocaine are visible frequently but are only used a couple times in the movie.

Many people smokes cigarettes throughout, including the main character.

The plot of the film focuses around the illegal trade of cocaine, and the main character is a high level drug dealer.

Bags of cocaine are shown several times.

The main character's drug problem gets worse as the film progresses.

Tony Montana and his wife/significant other snort cocaine a lot throughout the whole film.

Cocaine is snorted on many instances throughout the film.

People are seen drinking wine and smoking at restaurants/clubs.

A couple graphic scenes of violence, most notably the chainsaw scene and shootout at the end of the movie.

The second half of the film becomes more dark, violent, and dramatic.

The movie gets progressively darker and more violent as it goes on, with the exception of the chainsaw scene near the beginning.

Extremely intense, sustained sequences of high impact violence and suspense involving the criminal underworld throughout.

Tony Montana is an intense, volatile character; resulting in physical and emotional outbursts throughout the film that can be disturbing. His unpredictability makes him an especially frightening criminal protagonist.

The graphic violence throughout and many deaths may be difficult for some viewers.

Moderate/Severe for neurodivergent viewers.

Rated R for strong brutal violence, pervasive strong language, heavy drug content, and some sexuality/nudity.