Mel Brooks' and Leslie Ann Warren's characters share a loving moment, they are kissing, then he undresses seven layers of top clothing but no nudity. Scene ends. Sex is implied but not shown.

There's a scene, when a woman tells a man, her story, about her husband. In her story, she imitates sexual activity by bouncing around and she's fully clothed.

Two thugs rough up Brooks' character and rob him twice and set a bag lady's possessions on fire (played seriously).

A dead body on the sidewalk (more sad than disturbing).

The rest is all pretty much comical including a major slapstick fight.

4 uses of goddamn, bitch and shit

one F word, a few S words, and a few other profanities.

Characters randomly drink throughout the film.

We see the two thugs preparing to do cocaine but not the actual use.

Brooks' character gets heavily over-medicated at a hospital in a funny scene.

The street conditions that the homeless are forced to live in may be disturbing to some.

The two thugs, while having a little bit of a comic twist to them, are menacing and cruel.

While played for laughs a bunch of rats run over Mel Brooks' character while he is sleeping.