Parents guide

Bond makes eyes at a woman in a cleavage-revealing dress, followed by a brief scene of exaggerated and slightly comical sensuality. They are seen making out on the floor in his hotel room. He is bare-chested while she kisses his chest and licks his abdomen until they are interrupted by a phone call.

Bond lifts Vesper off the ground, and we see an incredibly brief flash of her posterior from under her dress.

Bond is nude while being tortured. The side of his buttocks are seen but no genitals are shown.

Sexual references and flirting throughout the movie.

A woman is saved from water and laid on the ground, her breasts and nipples are visible through her wet dress.

Women are shown in revealing bikinis on the beach.

It is implied the main character is a playboy with many love affairs and sexual encounters.

Some lengthy, passionate kissing between Bond and Vesper. Some scenes are in bed, but nothing is shown.

Bond purposefully buys Vesper a sexy dress to wear to distract the card players.

Most violent Bond to date. On the edge of R-rating.

PG-13 violence type: blood and brutal.

Bond and another man fight inside a truck on a runway, and the truck crashes through several cars and objects, and eventually explodes, though both men escape beforehand.

There's a brutal fight in a bathroom during the opening sequence, in which Bond fights with a man, and the two crash through several stalls. He continues violently beating the man, before drowning him in a bathroom sink. The man recovers later, and Bond turns and shoots him, though the man is never seen being shot.

Bond shoots a man directly in the chest. The man flips off his chair, and there is the sound of the bullet impacting his chest, although no blood.

A brutal, intense scene of torture, where Bond is sadistically beaten in the testicles with a knotted rope. While direct impact of the rope isn't seen, it's heavily implied the target is his genitals, and we hear very disturbing shouts of pain while the rope is swung. At the end of the sequence, the main antagonist threatens to cut off his genitals but is interrupted by another assassin.

The implied torture death of a character, to which another character responds by turning away as if about to be sick. We see a close up of the dead character's face, and although no wounds are shown, her dead grey eyes staring into space could be disturbing.

A character is blown up by his own device offscreen. Camera lingers on him right until the final moment.

An innocent character has his neck broken but without an obvious sound effect to lessen the impact.

Bond gets into a brutal fight with two men in a stairwell, and it ends when the last character is choked to death by Bond, camera lingers on him as he dies slowly. We see his eyes bulging and his legs kicking as he struggles. One of the most disturbing Bond scenes.

Several uses of 'damn'.

A character is referred to as a bitch.

M's favorite swear word is "h-." It's heard as many as 10 times. She also takes Christ's name in vain. The British swear words "bloody" and "b-gger" are uttered, as are "a-," "d-n," "pr-k," "b-ch" and "b-tard."

Lots and lots of cussing.

No smoking, only alcoholic beverages.

While gambling, Bond experiments with a martini combination and is pleased with the results.

Bond drinks to steady his nerves after a near-fatal confrontation.

Bond likes his cocktails, and drinks several.

Alcohol is ordered and consumed by several of the characters throughout the film.

The beginning chase in Madagascar is extremely intense.

A lot of the violent scenes have the potential to be disturbing, and the build-up is often very tense.

The scene where Bond is tortured is very intense.

The parkour chase is intense, and violent.

The stairwell fight scene is very intense.

Kids are seen in an African army, holding AK-47s. A few people might find this disturbing.

The bathroom fight scene in the beginning is intense.

The airport chase and fight is very intense.