Spartan is nude when he's sentenced to the cryo prison.

Spartan is completely nude when brought out of cryo-stasis after 36 years. His side buttock is visible.

Huxley asks Spartan if he wants to have sex with her. They have virtual sex. A partial of her breast is visible, blink you'll miss it. No actual sex is shown. There is some moaning, and then Spartan breaks the connection. This is meant to be funny.

Using a futuristic video phone, a woman makes a wrong-number call to Spartan, and she is shown completely nude for five seconds before she hangs up.

Phoenix brings criminals out of cryo-stasis. Partial nudity is shown.

A man is stabbed by another man and thrown into an incinerator.

Many people are shot and killed throughout with little blood.

A man catches on fire after he is shot on a rooftop.

One character removes another's eye (offscreen) and sticks it on a pen.

Some characters' necks are broken, others are beaten violently.

It is reported that many innocent people are killed in an exploding building.

An innocent man is thrown through a plate glass window sending him unconcious.

2 uses of hell 1 use of ass 1 use of damn 1 use of goddamn 2 uses of shit

1 use of dick, pussy, , crap ,scumbag, my god, , Jesus, dirtbag and, god 15 uses of ass 4 used as assholes 1 used as monkey ass 20 uses of damn 9 used as goddamn 12 uses of hell 29 uses of shit 1 used as shit brain other used as shitting 1 used as shit head 2 uses of oh my god 2 uses of oh god 1 use of piss 23 uses of fuck

Spartan discovers that toilet paper is no longer used, instead three seashells, unaware of how to use them he begins to swear into a machine that prints out a small piece of paper whenever someone curses and then says "this will do" (played for laughs)

A running joke is that swearing is totally illegal, but bad language is used throughout the movie, mostly played for laughs.

Several sexual references and jokes are used throughout. Some are graphic.

Phoenix snorts cocaine and smokes a cigarette both once in the same scene.

The images of Los Angeles in 1996 as a crime-ridden dystopia on fire can be disturbing to some viewers.

The theme of government control/tyranny may upset some viewers.