Sex: Infrequent mild verbal references

Many soldiers throughout are shirtless.

A brief joking reference to large breasts.

Several scenes of half clothed men who have severely lost weight due to starvation.

Several soldiers hold an enemy soldier at gunpoint.

A plane is shot down and crashes into the ground, throwing out the pilot.

There is much shooting throughout, but most results in the intended targets not being hit.

A fighter jet bombs a few buildings (explosions are depicted).

Film footage of the Saigon bombings, with bombs dropping and explosions.

A man shoots a group of men in the chest and abdomen (They fall backwards, and we see brief glimpses of bloody bullet holes; some, but little blood).

A character is tortured by being put into a neck-high well and forced to stay afloat while bound.

A man is hung upside down with a wasp's nest placed by his face.

The story revolves around a prisoner of war being treaten harshly by his captors.

A man shoots a man and he falls backward (We later see that he was shot and wounded slightly in the neck, but its not fatal).

A man ties a man to a tree and fires a machine gun around him; the former protests and the latter fires the gun by his face, and he loses his hearing temporarily.

'H*ll' is said.

'B*stard' is said.

'D*mn' is said.

'Sh*t' is said at least ten times, mostly in one scene.

'Son of a b*tch' is said.

'Godd*mn' is said at least twice.

'*ss' is said.

'F*ck' is said twice, including once shouted in distress and once barely audible.

Drugs: None

Several soldiers smoke cigarettes while watching an educational film.

A small child smokes from a pipe.

Characters are depicted smoking.

The main characters are in danger and under threat during most of the film.

The main characters are forced to eat disgusting foods and live in squalid conditions.

The instances of violence and gunfire are intense.

Some extremely tense scenes depict prisoners of war attempting to rebel against their captors.