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This is a glossy Guy Ritchie spy caper: a team recruits a Hollywood actor, then races through chases, gunfights and explosions to stop a weapons deal. The action has little blood, but the f-word and crude jokes are frequent. We would watch it with a parent from 14.
Uplifting themes
The team leans on loyalty and trust to get the job done, and the movie star at the centre finds courage he did not know he had. It is a light message wrapped in a lot of gunplay, but it is there
Story (may spoil tone)
Special agent Orson Fortune and his team of operatives recruit one of Hollywood's biggest movie stars to help them on an undercover mission when the sale of a deadly new weapons technology threatens to disrupt the world order.
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Violence Shootouts, explosions, and fist fights run through the chases and heist…
Shootouts, explosions, and fist fights run through the chases and heists, and people are killed along the way. The tone is breezy and comic, so most of it plays like stylised action
Language The f-word is used often in arguments and banter between the team, alon…
The f-word is used often in arguments and banter between the team, along with the s-word and crude terms for body parts. Insults fly freely, even in friendly moments
Sex / nudity Affairs, a crude body-part joke, and sexual innuendo come up in convers…
Affairs, a crude body-part joke, and sexual innuendo come up in conversation, and a romance with a billionaire is part of the plot. It is more talk than anything shown
Drugs / alcohol Wine, beer, and vodka flow on flights, at parties, and in negotiations,…
Wine, beer, and vodka flow on flights, at parties, and in negotiations, often as part of the rich-and-famous setting. One character jokes about wanting to get drunk
Frightening Helicopter chases, gunfights, and sudden explosions are loud, and some…
Helicopter chases, gunfights, and sudden explosions are loud, and some characters are held at gunpoint. The comic tone keeps it from feeling grim
Gore / death / weapons Gunshot deaths and fight injuries appear with a little blood. Machine g…
Gunshot deaths and fight injuries appear with a little blood. Machine guns and the weapon at the centre of the plot are shown often
Flashing lights We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
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Talk after watching
- The team uses lies and disguises to get close to a target. When does a clever trick start to feel like crossing a line?
- The action is played for laughs. How does that change how seriously you take the people getting hurt?
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