Parents guide

No frontal nudity (genitalia) shown at all. There are several scenes with male buttocks showing including male full rear nudity. Protagonist in implied sex scene. Sexual innuendo and gestures.

Multiple shootings with a few brutal results.

Several men get shot in the head with blood spraying and puddling beneath their heads. One man gets shot several times in the leg. He is then shot in the head offscreen. We briefly see the aftermath for a split second. Blood and pieces of brain matter are beneath his head.

A man shoots a naked man three times. We see three bloody bullet holes form in his back and we see blood spray on the wall.

A man gets kidnapped and brought to a warehouse. He has a plastic bag duck tapped over his head. He is then punched in the face multiple times. The bag is covered in blood along with his most of his face and chest. He also has a swollen eye.

A man wearing body armor is wounded and is seen coughing up a lot of blood. He gets fatally shot in the head with blood spraying.

Multiple dead bodies are shown for a bit. Large puddles of blood are shown beneath their heads and they have lots of blood on their faces. It is implied that they were brutally tortured and killed.

R violence type: blood and brutal.

Strong violence.

18 uses of "f*ck" 15 uses of "sh*t". 4 uses of "c*ck", 1 use of "cunt"

1-2 misuses of God's name, ~3 misuses of Jesus's name

Extreme amount of profanities.

Pervasive language.

Characters drink at a bar. Beer is consumed as well as whiskey in a residence.

Sequences of torture are grisly, brutal and bloody.

There is a torture scene where a man has a plastic bag tightly wrapped around his head.

Guy Ritchie's darkest film. Overall the film is entirely bleak and upsetting. There are no lighthearted moments and the film gets more upsettingly violent throughout.