No nudity in the Hong Kong version.

Four Asian women pull up in a van in a warehouse. They step out, take off their lab coats and are fully nude underneath as male workers watch. They then climb up a ladder to the next level where they're put to work packaging cocaine. We see breasts, bush and butts on all of them.

Most of the full fontal nudity is non-erotic. A slew of anonymous women having to work nude in the heroin plant to prevent theft of product.

Extensive nudity is in the movie in two scenes.

A woman walks into a massage parlor and takes off her clothes. You see her bare breasts for about a minute. Pubic shots, too. She then goes underneath a table with a man on top, suggesting oral sex.

A bad guy is shot in the shoulder (large amounts of blood splatters on the wall) then he is shot 3 times (blood sprays on the wall and his body)

A cop is multiple times (large blood spurts are seen) (graphic)

A bad guy is shot by other bad guys by accident (blood spurts)

Two bad guys are seen getting shot by Danny (large amounts of blood is seen and on the wall) (graphic)

The film contains many shootouts, some of which are quite intense and very bloody. In addition, there is plenty of martial arts action; hand-to-hand fighting and kicking (some good stunt work as well). Some of these fights are truly violent and intense.

Contains a lot of very graphical and violent action scenes: shootings, martial arts fighting etc. This movie was severely cut in many territories back in the days - and for good reasons. The movie's violence is there for just the violence's sake.

many shoot outs, some of which are graphic.

Bad language removed for the Hong Kong version.

Much more profanity than the standard Jackie Chan movie.

Some uses of the F words

Brief drug use

Drug business drives the plot, but little none are consumed by the characters. Small amount of liquor imbibed.

Fights with superb stunt work in many scenes, plus a couple of big explosions.