Parents guide

Three women are seen in their quarters. One is fully dressed, another is stripped down to bra and pants, and the third is topless, shown from behind. A man enters the room and two of the women cover up.

A woman, having just taken a shower, dries herself off. She is wearing a bathrobe and is seen drying off her leg by a man who enters behind her. A conversation begins about sexual chemistry and the man and woman kiss briefly. She turns away, saying something about later on.

A man working closely with a woman tells her she is very beautiful. There is obvious chemistry between them. Then the man suggests they may have to breed if the earth is destroyed.

One man is very determined to have sex with one of the women. He makes several advances which are thwarted one way or another.

The earth is seen being destroyed by a nuclear holocaust. Several scenes are shown with a number of blasts.

It is discovered that some of the crew may have to be jettisoned in order for the ship to land. This produces much dread and anger.

There is tension and apprehension among the crew members after they realize the earth has been completely destroyed. They are affected in different ways. This may be the most powerful scenes of the destruction. Sensitive people and children might be adversely affected.

Another shocking scene is where a man and woman accidentally press a button opening the outside hatch. They begin to float around and blood is seen coming out of their eyes. Their expulsion is not shown; neither are they shown when the rest of the crew see them floating in outer space through a window. This also could be shocking to today's audiences and children.