Parents guide

A woman exposes her cleavage for a brief moment to distract a mercenary

During a demostration of the Grazer One satelite it zooms in on a topless woman sunbathing on a beach, there is a close up of her buttocks and bare breasts.

A joke is made about a woman having an orgasm.

A brief, comic reference to "60 minutes of triple-X hardcore bondage porno".

Pervasive glamourification of violence.

Probably one of Steven Seagals more violent films. In one scene, for example, Carey Ryback shoots a man with a flame gun, and when rolls down a stairway, which Ryback has poured gasoline over, he starts to burn. Then another man shows up, just to get his arms broken foward by Ryback, who finish him off by kicking him in the face.

No age rating, film for all.

Dane, played by Eric Bogosian, threatens a man and a woman with that either they give him the information he want, or the woman who is a part of the terrorist group, will puncture their eyes with a extremely hot needle.

A man shoots two other men in the head; brief sight of wounds but no blood.

Two soldiers are shot; wounds are visible but no blood.

Two men are shot; wounds are visible and minimal blood is shown on their clothing.

Numerous people are threatened at gunpoint.

A man enters a train car and shoots another man; blood spurts.

Ryback punches a man in the face; blood spurts out of his mouth and his face is covered with blood. He then slams the man's head into a fridge door, karate chops his neck and throws him out of a door.

36 F-Words and other uses of bad language.

People are occasionally seen drinking and smoking throughout the film.

Main terrorist has invented a satellite with a laser that can cause huge damage on earth.

Two hostages have their eyes held open as a hot needle is brought towards them. Threatening dialogue describes what will happen if the needle pierces the eye.