Parents guide

Several women in a dance club wear revealing outfits.

A woman flirts with a man while dancing at a club. Since they're in a virtual space, she asks him how receptive his virtual reality suit is. As she caresses his arm and thighs, a real world shot of his suit lights up where she touches him.

A man walks in on a woman taking a bath. She emerges and walks slowly towards him, but her naughty bits are strategically hidden by camera angles and objects.

A couple passionately kiss.

A woman is shown pole dancing while fully clothed and wearing a VR headset, apparently doing a virtual striptease.

There are several slightly prolonged sequences of action and violence. Violence takes place in a virtual battlefield. Real injuries are not sustained; their avatars disintegrate into coins instead.

A building is blown up

A guy gets his arm cut off in a video game and coins instead of blood and gore spill out. (no blood and occurs in a non realistic like manner)

A woman is kicked out of the back of a moving van by a boy still playing a video game, she lands on the road and rolls.

An avatar is kicked in the groin by another avatar. A shot in the real world shows a glow on his outfit inbetween his legs where he was hit, he limps out of his chair.

In the virtual world, when people die, they explode into coins.

The Grady Twins from the Shining are seen but not covered in blood in the virtual world, but it was shot with an actual camera.

A young woman 'deteriorates' into a zombie-like monster. This is intense and would be quite scary for little children. She then chases a character with an axe. Later there is another scene with many zombies. They are dancing, and there are close-up shots of their gross faces. During the dancing, their limbs are being bent and crushed when a character has to dance with them and avoid falling (pretty comical).

A huge torrent of blood comes out of an elevator and floods the hallway.

Most of the violence is between players in a virtual reality world where wounds are fantastical and participants cannot be seriously harmed. There are battle sequences, shooting and martial arts style combat. In the real world, there is hand-to-hand violence, without sight of injury. A man punches the face of his girlfriend's 17 year old nephew.

The word "shit" is used 15 times. The words, "ass", "broke ass", "asshole" and are used once each. The phrase, "God damn" is used twice. The phrase, "douche bag" is used once. The phrases, "dick weed", "balls" and "damn" are used once each. The word, "fuck" is only used once, and not in a sexual way. "Pussy" is said just as a joke once. An avatar also gives another avatar the middle finger in contempt.

Wade mouths the f word when he sees King Kong

Lengendary cinematic characters are used throughout the movie. When Chucky is introduced into the movie, someone comments "F---ing Chucky!"

Many uses of "shit", quite a common in PG-13 movies. Not only that, there's occasional uses of "asshole", "badass", "bitch", "ass", "dickweed", "douchebag", "balls", "hell", "damn", "oh my god", "goddamn", "piss", "cocksucker", "pussy", and one momentous use of the word "fucking".

You can see some bottles containing alcoholic fluid (probably wine and/or beer) in the background in one scene, the morning after an office party.

A race near the beginning of the movie feels/presents itself as intense. Cars are seen crashing and a dinosaur smashes cars as well as King Kong