Sex and being lovers is mentioned throughout the movie.

A man wears as little as a towel and boxers.

The main lead male and female characters have a dialogue in their first meeting in which nearly all of the lines could be construed as propositioning. However, every line is a double entendre, and the sexual meaning would most likely go over the heads of those under middle-school age.

The two leads kiss several times, and it's strongly implied that they have sleep together the night they meet.

There is very little, if any, blood.

Several shootings, all of them bloodless. There are several attempts on the main character's life.

A man is stabbed by a thrown knife.

2 D- words: "That's for d*** sure," "It's the d***dest thing." Also, one arguably proper use of the word in the phrase, "so damnably attractive."

Not necessarily profanity, but hell is used analogically: "War is hell."

A character is shown drunk.

Some scenes showing characters smoking and drinking.

The main character is forced to drink bourbon to excess. Not shown.