Several female slaves, one pregnant, are featured scantily clad throughout (no nudity)

Multiple partly topless obese female wet nurses are briefly shown hooked up to milking machines. All nipples are covered by the attachments, not sexual.

A naked woman is seen crouching on top of a tower & sliding down a rope. Her body angle and the rope obscure her genitals. Her long hair covers her breasts. Her buttocks are briefly visible from a far distance. Non sexual.

There are several instances of gun violence.

A woman wounds a man with a double-crossbow, sending a long dart right below the man's eye and through to the back of his head and another bolt into his chest with some blood flow; the wounded man jumps off a tall vehicle and slams two spears into another vehicle, which explodes and presumably kills him.

We briefly see a chainsaw cut into a man, with some blood spraying.

People get ran over by huge cars countless times throughout

A brutal brawl breaks out between three main characters, they are pistol whipped and tackled to the ground.

A war boy is pistol whipped in the face with blood spurts.

The violence is almost completely bloodless until the last 30 minutes, where blood and gore become much more frequent.

Movie is very intense but violence is rarely graphic.

While certainly not bloodless, most of the violence is very fast-paced and brief so a lot of the injury detail is hard to make out.

Though actual gore is kept to a minimum, there are frequent scenes of violence and very long vehicular chase scenes. These include scenes where people fight or are shot. However, injury detail is very limited.

The post-apocalyptic culture in the movie has its own slang and cuss words, so no actual foul English language as we know it is heard.

A couple of uses of bollocks and schlanger

One use of the F-word.

Several of the mechanics/war boys spray their faces with spray paint and you can see they are affected by this like a drug. Similar to huffing.

The film deals with mature themes about oppression, use of violence against women, starvation, global destruction, and other such things.

The film features numerous intense, crazy car chases that host scarred, disfigured, and unnatural individuals. The dark, twisted themes of survival, preservation, and violence are lightened by the presence of slight comic relief and over-the-top action. The movie is half action and half thriller, most of the villains look disfigured and therefore creepy. The film is very intense because it is basically one long car chase and will keep its viewers on the edge of their seats.