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Since the beliefs that parents want to instill in their children can vary greatly, we ask that instead of adding your personal opinions about what is right or wrong in a film, that you instead use this feature to help parents make informed viewing decisions by describing the facts of relevant scenes in the title for each one of the different categories: Sex and Nudity, Violence and Gore, Profanity, Alcohol/Drugs/Smoking, and Frightening/Intense Scenes.
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Sex & Nudity

A man and woman sexually kiss in a bathroom, two children walk in on them, but immediately leave.

A woman is in the bathtub, no nudity at all.

There is also a strong sense of sexual tension between a twelve year old girl and an older man, although their relationship remains non-sexual.

Violence & Gore

Extremely high levels of violence and gore throughout.

Profanity

Numerous uses of f**k, g*dd**n, s**t, etc.

Stansfeld takes some kind of psychoactive pill that messes with his brain twice during the movie

Mathilda smokes, but quits when Leon tells her to

Tony is shown drinking several times at his bar

the most emotional scene in the movie is listed under violence/gore.

however the theme of dirty cops and a 12 year old assassin in training may upset some people

There is also an undercurrent of sexual tension between a pre-adolescent girl and a much older man that may make some people uncomfortable.

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MPAA:

Rated R for scenes of strong graphic violence, and for language.

Certification:

South Korea:18 (original rating) / Brazil:14 / Iceland:16 / Australia:M (tv rating) / Singapore:PG (cut) / Philippines:R-18 / Italy:T / Finland:K-15 (director's cut) / Finland:K-15 (DVD rating) / South Korea:15 (DVD rating) (2002) / South Korea:18 (director's cut) / UK:15 (DVD re-rating) / Argentina:16 / Australia:R / Canada:18 (Nova Scotia) / Canada:R (Manitoba/Ontario) / Chile:18 / France:-12 (original version) / Germany:16 / Hong Kong:IIB (director's cut) / Israel:PG / Japan:R-15 / Netherlands:16 / New Zealand:R18 / Norway:18 / Portugal:M/16 / Spain:18 / Sweden:15 / UK:18 / USA:R (original rating) / USA:Unrated (director's cut) / Canada:16+ (Quebec)

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