Movie Information: Rated PG-13 for intense prolonged realistically graphic sequences of war violence, and for brief language. Kid Information: Violence & Gore The film contains prolonged sequences of war violence not suitable for young children. The opening and closing sequences feature prolonged violence with slight dismemberment , soldiers engulfed in flames and other disturbing images. The depiction of war violence remains consistent throughout the film, with hand-to-hand combat, sniper fire, and other inherently brutal depictions of war fighting. The film also features scenes in which intense explosions are caused. Profanity: Slight profanity in the film is used to create proper ambiance and “battlefield chatter.” The word used in the movie is “Hell.” Frightening/Intense Scenes: The battle sequences throughout the film are intense both literally and emotionally. The opening and closing sequences feature brutal and realistic war-fighting, high-stress situations, loud gunfire, booming explosions, brutal hand-to-hand combat, graphic depictions of death and disturbing sequences of soldiers getting hit by grenade bombs,suffering to death,getting choked by bullets,and throwing or firing a grenade to the nearest gasoline tank. The opening sequence features gratuitous amounts of violence that can be unsettling and startling to the unprepared viewer with violence that is unrelenting and drawn out in nature. In addition, the film may provoke unsettling emotions and Post …

Movie Information: Rated PG-13 for intense prolonged realistically graphic sequences of war violence, and for brief language. Kid Information: Violence & Gore The film contains prolonged sequences of war violence not suitable for young children. The opening and closing sequences feature prolonged violence with slight dismemberment , soldiers engulfed in flames and other disturbing images. The depiction of war violence remains consistent throughout the film, with hand-to-hand combat, sniper fire, and other inherently brutal depictions of war fighting. The film also features scenes in which intense explosions are caused. Profanity: Slight profanity in the film is used to create proper ambiance and “battlefield chatter.” The word used in the movie is “Hell.” Frightening/Intense Scenes: The battle sequences throughout the film are intense both literally and emotionally. The opening and closing sequences feature brutal and realistic war-fighting, high-stress situations, loud gunfire, booming explosions, brutal hand-to-hand combat, graphic depictions of death and disturbing sequences of soldiers getting hit by grenade bombs,suffering to death,getting choked by bullets,and throwing or firing a grenade to the nearest gasoline tank. The opening sequence features gratuitous amounts of violence that can be unsettling and startling to the unprepared viewer with violence that is unrelenting and drawn out in nature. In addition, the film may provoke unsettling emotions and Post …

Movie Information: Rated PG-13 for intense prolonged realistically graphic sequences of war violence, and for brief language. Kid Information: Violence & Gore The film contains prolonged sequences of war violence not suitable for young children. The opening and closing sequences feature prolonged violence with slight dismemberment , soldiers engulfed in flames and other disturbing images. The depiction of war violence remains consistent throughout the film, with hand-to-hand combat, sniper fire, and other inherently brutal depictions of war fighting. The film also features scenes in which intense explosions are caused. Profanity: Slight profanity in the film is used to create proper ambiance and “battlefield chatter.” The word used in the movie is “Hell.” Frightening/Intense Scenes: The battle sequences throughout the film are intense both literally and emotionally. The opening and closing sequences feature brutal and realistic war-fighting, high-stress situations, loud gunfire, booming explosions, brutal hand-to-hand combat, graphic depictions of death and disturbing sequences of soldiers getting hit by grenade bombs,suffering to death,getting choked by bullets,and throwing or firing a grenade to the nearest gasoline tank. The opening sequence features gratuitous amounts of violence that can be unsettling and startling to the unprepared viewer with violence that is unrelenting and drawn out in nature. In addition, the film may provoke unsettling emotions and Post …

Movie Information: Rated PG-13 for intense prolonged realistically graphic sequences of war violence, and for brief language. Kid Information: Violence & Gore The film contains prolonged sequences of war violence not suitable for young children. The opening and closing sequences feature prolonged violence with slight dismemberment , soldiers engulfed in flames and other disturbing images. The depiction of war violence remains consistent throughout the film, with hand-to-hand combat, sniper fire, and other inherently brutal depictions of war fighting. The film also features scenes in which intense explosions are caused. Profanity: Slight profanity in the film is used to create proper ambiance and “battlefield chatter.” The word used in the movie is “Hell.” Frightening/Intense Scenes: The battle sequences throughout the film are intense both literally and emotionally. The opening and closing sequences feature brutal and realistic war-fighting, high-stress situations, loud gunfire, booming explosions, brutal hand-to-hand combat, graphic depictions of death and disturbing sequences of soldiers getting hit by grenade bombs,suffering to death,getting choked by bullets,and throwing or firing a grenade to the nearest gasoline tank. The opening sequence features gratuitous amounts of violence that can be unsettling and startling to the unprepared viewer with violence that is unrelenting and drawn out in nature. In addition, the film may provoke unsettling emotions and Post …

Movie Information: Rated PG-13 for intense prolonged realistically graphic sequences of war violence, and for brief language. Kid Information: Violence & Gore The film contains prolonged sequences of war violence not suitable for young children. The opening and closing sequences feature prolonged violence with slight dismemberment , soldiers engulfed in flames and other disturbing images. The depiction of war violence remains consistent throughout the film, with hand-to-hand combat, sniper fire, and other inherently brutal depictions of war fighting. The film also features scenes in which intense explosions are caused. Profanity: Slight profanity in the film is used to create proper ambiance and “battlefield chatter.” The word used in the movie is “Hell.” Frightening/Intense Scenes: The battle sequences throughout the film are intense both literally and emotionally. The opening and closing sequences feature brutal and realistic war-fighting, high-stress situations, loud gunfire, booming explosions, brutal hand-to-hand combat, graphic depictions of death and disturbing sequences of soldiers getting hit by grenade bombs,suffering to death,getting choked by bullets,and throwing or firing a grenade to the nearest gasoline tank. The opening sequence features gratuitous amounts of violence that can be unsettling and startling to the unprepared viewer with violence that is unrelenting and drawn out in nature. In addition, the film may provoke unsettling emotions and Post …