A woman's bare breasts are seen for an extended period of time while she is changing. We briefly see her pubic hair during and we see her bare buttocks.

A drawing of a totally naked woman is shown in the entrance of a strip club. It is a draw and it isn't too explicit, it only appears for some seconds and it is very easy to miss.

Women's breasts are often on screen.

A few shots of topless dancers with pasties and very revealing underwear during a scene at a club.

A car accident happens onscreen and the passengers leave the car covered in blood.

A man seemingly self-harms by putting his hand in a flame as a way to punish himself for his sins.

Many fistfights throughout with not much blood, with most of the violence being towards the end of the movie, including a person getting shot in the neck and another in the hand (blood shown), as well as a bloody car crash (overall, not as violent as many of Scorsese's other movies like Goodfellas or Casino).

Hand to hand fights throughout (sometimes rather comedic) with no serious injuries resulting.

This film uses profanity frequently, including 49 uses of "fuck". 1 use of "cunt"

A man is seen injecting heroin into his arm at the beginning of the film.

Several characters are shown drinking and/or drunk.

Characters sometimes smoke.

A woman with epilepsy has a seizure on screen which can be upsetting.

Out of all Scorsese mob films such as Goodfellas, Casino, Gangs of New York, The Departed, and The Irishman. This is the tamest and the least graphic film.

Not a very intense movie but the overall tone of it is somewhat depressing.

Some scenes are upsetting