Parents guide

Dre and Meiying kiss.

Multiple scenes of martial arts fighting. Some are brief and mild, but others may seem brutal and intense. None contain blood and/or excessively graphic blows.

A teenager pushes another boy to the ground, prompting him to react, then kicks him repeatedly.

A teenager is humiliated twice by another boy, and is afraid of reacting, as he had been beaten once by the same boy.

A young boy is chased and tracked down by a group of boys, that eventually catch him. While two immobilize him, one kicks him repeatedly in the stomach. An adult stops the fight and is attacked by the teens. He eventually defeats them, after a spectacular martial arts combat. Moderate; no blood, but one character is injured.

A kung-fu teacher preaches to-the-end combat and says one should have no mercy for his opponent, but Mr. Han clearly discourages this.

Mr. Han smashes his own automobile.

Four uses of "ass" respectively.

Brief alcohol use.

In the very first scene, we see Dre Parker's growth chart with a marker saying "Daddy died" although this is never elaborated on.

Dre Parker has an emotional breakdown after seeing Cheng at a kung-fu dojo.

There's a scene with a character finding out that he is unable to hang out with his friend. Rather sad to viewers, but they start hanging out again by the film's ending.

Mild/Moderate for neurodivergent viewers.

Some battle scenes are really tension-filled and intense.

As Cheng is Dre Parker's bully, his personality is full of hatred, savagery, and being sadistic. Cheng's ruthless behavior may frighten and upset some viewers. Master Li is even more monstrous and can also be frightening.

An automobile accident is mentioned; it is also mentioned that two people died, a ten-year-old child and his mother. The driver, the father, survived.