Occasional mild references

Elizabeth Debicki's character appears briefly in a bikini

A man shouts angrily and abuses his wife, hitting her.

A woman is shot through the abdomen. Very intense scene (she was threatened to be shot in the head moments before)

Intense action violence throughout. No blood shown

Various men are shot throughout the film. No blood in most instances, some are emotionally jarring though.

A man kicks and spits on his wife while she is laying on the floor. Not very explicit, but a very emotional scene. Her life is threatened.

A woman is shot with a reverse bullet. Later, her scar left from it is shown as well.

A man is shot, a small bullet hole can be seen, with some mild blood. He is then dragged off the side of a yacht, and as he falls he hits the railing of the deck on the ground.

There are numerous gun battles, two large ones, Nothing gory or bloody and mostly offscreen, though the action is intense.

A man's car is lit on fire and explodes with him still trapped inside (though he doesn't die)

A soldier gets enclosed into the side of a building that reassembles itself, due to inversion. It is assumed that they die.

Several large explosions.

The film opens on armed attacked raiding and holding an opera theater hostage, firing with guns into the audience. Then, armed soldiers enter the building and a battle ensures.

'F*ck' is said once.

'B*tch' is said once.

'Sh*t' is said four times.

'D*mn' is said at least once.

'H*ll' is said at least once.

G**Damn is said at least 4 times

The Lord's name is used at least once.

A woman drinks a glass of wine. A man drinks some vodka.

The war-like battle scenes are intense.

The car chase scenes are intense.

There is a lot of violence and combat throughout the film.

The abuse of a woman by her husband is quite disturbing.