Parents guide

A husband and wife have sex (the woman wears a shirt, the man is nude), we see her bare stomach (she is pregnant) & his bare buttocks; they moan, the man thrusts briefly and asks how late in her pregnancy they can continue to have sex.

A husband and wife lie in bed together - no nudity - she touches his face and kisses him, and they have sex (he thrusts violently while imagining scenes of violence).

A woman wears a short robe, it slips open revealing cleavage, she drops it off her shoulders and reveals her bare breasts, and the robe falls open completely revealing her bare breasts and pubic hair. Later one man decides to cover her nakedness after she dies while another man overrides that decision by pulling open her robe exposing her breasts and pubic hair again as humiliation towards the assassin.

A dead man is shown nude in a bed (his genitals are in shadow but evident).

After an explosion in a hotel we see a naked man (he holds his hands over his genitals and we see his bare buttocks) and a woman in a bra and panties.

A woman wearing a negligee stands on a balcony, her husband joins her, they kiss, he caresses her hip and buttock, and another man says that he will not sleep because the couple will be having sex all night.

A woman asks a married man to have sex with her (he declines).

A man says to his girlfriend that he thinks another man, "wants to go to bed with you."

This is one of Steven Spielberg's most violent films, right next to Saving Private Ryan and Schindler's List.

Strong graphic violence.

Armed men sneak into a dorm where they break into the rooms of several people and hold them at gunpoint -- we see this scene and the following events several times throughout the film and with increasing detail:

A man is shoved against a wall and held with a gun to his chest, we see a dead man lying on the floor with bloody bullet holes in his back and a blood-soaked shirt.

A man with a knife slashes at another man who shoots him through the face (we see the shot open the side of his face up and he bleeds profusely with blood covering his whole left side, he is then shot in the chest with blood spraying and pouring out from his head), a man is shot repeatedly and blood splatters and sprays on the wall behind him, a man is stabbed in the head with a knife.

A man is shot in the back repeatedly (we see bloody bullet holes open and he jerks.)

Several men are shot at as they run away from gunmen with blood spurts, several men are shot in a helicopter that then explodes.

Several other men are shot in another helicopter (we see them with bloody wounds, blood spurts and they smolder).

A woman is shot three times, once in the throat and once in the chest, blood spurts out of the wound in her throat as she gasps and she is shot in the head (blood streams from all of the wounds, and her robe falls open exposing her pubic hair).

A bomb explodes in a hotel room, one man is blown to pieces, we see puddles of blood on the floor and bloody extremities around the room (a gorily torn up arm and unknown pieces of charred up flesh swings from the ceiling fan) a man in the next room is blown through the air (he appears to be having trouble hearing), and a man and a woman in another room are shown with bloody wounds (the woman's head is bloody and she says she cannot see, and the man is covered with dust).

17 uses of "fuck", 3 uses of "asshole", 8 uses of "shit", 1 use of "ass".

Men drink wine with dinner.

Several people drink wine with a meal in a few scenes.

A man drinks a beer.

The juxtaposition of graphic violence and death can be very disturbing for many.

The scenes with the Black September are quite dark and disturbing.

The film deals with the difficulty of remaining moral when fighting darkness. Israeli and Jewish agents of the Mossad are ordered to track down and kill people. The thought that keeps going through their heads is wondering wether or not what they are doing is right.

There are one or two explosions that cause jump scares.

One scene in particular that is quite emotional and depressing to watch is when a man imagines the Black September terrorist group brutally killing the Israeli athletes they kidnapped. While he is imagining these scenes he screams and shouts in anger.

The movie always has a sense of tension.