Leitfaden für Eltern

There is no sex or nudity in this film.

There is a scene inside a building, and paintings of naked women are seen in the background.

A couple kiss on a couch.

There are several martial arts fight scenes, but nothing too brutal.

There is a particularly brutal scene in the movie in which several characters are separated, and killed in different, brutal ways. The bodies of the victims can be seen hanging from the ceiling at the end of the scene. The main character rescues the bodies, and carts them out of the building.

One character is gunned down by a squad of policemen, though little blood is shown.

Man is shot in back of thigh.

Man holds a woman and man at gun point while also holding a grenade and threatens to kill them

People shoot up cop cars and laugh about it. Blood spatter is shown briefly. The cops writhe in agony on the floor

Cops, some alive, some dead are shown hanging from rafters. Blood drips from them. They are then dropped to the ground to their deaths

A woman is shot in the neck

A woman lays dying from a gunshot wound. A man shoots her 3 times in the stomach

A man is hit by a truck

Some swearing, but it's mostly PG-13 level and no hard language is used.

One character turns to alcohol after a great personal tragedy, and is shown to be drinking on multiple occasions, and in one scene, appears to be drunk, though he sobers up later.

As mentioned earlier, there is a particularly brutal and disturbing scene involving characters being separated and killed, and their bodies are hung from a ceiling.

The sadistic glee of the bad guys - especially their leader - ramps up the intensity in each confrontation.

Acrophobia - 5 people sit on the edge of a skyscraper. They shove a large bag off of the edge which is revealed to hold a person inside who screams as he falls. But it is attached to a wire so they do not die.

Much more violent and intense then earlier Jackie Chan films.