Iron Man makes a quick sexual comment when Peter is recording for a film in the beginning and says "Hey May I hope you're wearing something skimpy" (just for comedic purposes)

You can see Peter Parker in his underwear with no shirt.

Characters play a game called 'F, Marry or Kill' as they verbally discuss who would they 'F'.

Just before the end of movie Tony Kisses his wife pepper

A boy says to a woman that he is watching porn. This is brief.

In a scene where Peter sneaks into his room through the window at night. When he opens it, his aunt is seen passing from a distance with a seemingly bare back.

When Peter and Aunt May are having dinner outside, a waiter winks at the latter after offering dessert on the house.

Vulture stabs Peter in the shoulders with the metal talons and he shouts in pain.

An explosion occurs and it endangers the lives of multiple teenagers and people although no one is killed.

Gun-toting henchmen that work for Vulture are beaten and one has a car thrown into him.

A character gets disintegrated by a piece of alien weaponry. We find out moments later it was an accident.

At one point, a girl says "and for me it would be "'F' Thor, marry Iron Man and kill Hulk."

It has more profane language than all previous Spider-Man films combined.

"Ass" and similar words are used.

"Suck," "god," "crap," "penis," "hell," "damn," "ass," "bastard," "asshole," "shit," on-screen use of the middle finger, and two separate uses of "fuck" that were bleeped in-universe and unfinished towards the end respectively.

"Crap," "hell," "damn," "ass," "bastard," "penis," "asshole," & "shit." There is one bleeped use of the f-word and one notable cutoff of the same word at the last scene just before the credits.

One incomplete use of the f-word; other minor profanities, used infrequently, like "shit," "damn," "bastard," "bitch."

Middle finger, as an insult, is used once.

Alcohol is consumed.

The Vulture can be seen as frightening.

Some of the actions scenes can be intense.

Milder than the Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield instalments. This one is very light-hearted throughout.