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A fugitive hero tries to clear his name while a revenge-driven villain hunts him. Most of the action is martial-arts fighting, but one rage scene includes close-range headshots with blood on the ground. Language includes the f-word and plenty of milder swearing. Fine with a parent from 15. Younger Power Rangers fans should not treat this as a kids' spin-off.
Uplifting themes
Teamwork and showing up for people beat living only for revenge The hero keeps trying to protect his family and clear his name
Story (may spoil tone)
Forced to hide in the shadows, fugitive hero Erik Reed must clear his name to reunite with his family. Standing in his way is a mysterious villain obsessed with destroying the White Dragon for good.
Details
Violence Martial-arts fights fill the film. One rage beat has close-range headsh…
Martial-arts fights fill the film. One rage beat has close-range headshots
Language Some strong swearing, including the f-word, plus the s-word, hell and d…
Some strong swearing, including the f-word, plus the s-word, hell and damn
Frightening Dark revenge tone, city disaster guilt and a villain who will not stop…
Dark revenge tone, city disaster guilt and a villain who will not stop hunting
Child peril / abuse People talk about harming a child to take power, and a daughter waits f…
People talk about harming a child to take power, and a daughter waits for her missing dad
Gore / death / weapons Guns, blood from shootings and lab blood draws; not torture-detail gore
Guns, blood from shootings and lab blood draws; not torture-detail gore
Dangerous behaviour Martial-arts moves that kids might copy in rough play
Martial-arts moves that kids might copy in rough play
Grief / bereavement Grief over lost loved ones fuels revenge, with a family left waiting
Grief over lost loved ones fuels revenge, with a family left waiting
Flashing lights We do not have enough information about flashing lights for this versio…
We do not have enough information about flashing lights for this version to confidently confirm.
Talk after watching
- When does stopping a villain cross the line into revenge?
- How should a hero handle blame after a disaster that hurt many people?
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