The main character flirts with a girl and hugs her, although he later learns she is his cousin.

Several young men make comments to each other regarding the appearance of a young woman and how they would like to kiss her.

The film opens on a reading an assignation order, and then beginning to fight the man with kung fu. No gore.

A man is shown in a full body cast after being beaten in a fight, meant to be humorous.

A man is forced to vomit up food that he stole, although it is not graphic.

Frequent stylized, mostly humorous, martial arts fights. little blood is shown in some of them.

'Sh*t' is said 16 times, including paired with 'bull' twice, 'head' twice, and 'face' twice.

'B*stard' is said seven times.

'H*ll' is said seven times, including paired with 'fire' once.

'D*mn' is said seven times, including 'd*mned' said twice.

'B*tch' is said twice.

'*ss' is said five times, including paired with 'hole' twice.

'*rse' is said three times.

'P*ss is said twice.

Some minor course language throughout, including 'dumb-head', 'shut up', 'scum', 'up yours', 'screw', and 'balls'.

'Cripple' is said four times as an insult.

A rude hand gesture using the middle finger is shown once.

'Ho' is said six times.

The Lord's name is taken in vain, both 'oh my God' and 'my God' are said.

Some smoking.

A main character acts drunk often.

The two main characters get drunk drinking wine to help their training.

A man starts getting withdrawal shakes because he does not have wine to drink.

Heavy drinking throughout the movie played for humour.

Heavy martial arts, but no blood and gore.

While much of the film is violent with frequent fighting, most is played for laughs.

The main character is ill-mannered, mischievous, and commits crimes, although he is usually punished afterwards.

The main character is forced to suffer through several physical punishments that are close to torture, although he often finds ways to cheat them.