I think this is a great movie for adults but for kids under 14, I don't think its appropriate. The language in this movie is my main concern. Sh*t is said more then 32 times, Bullsh*t is said at least 5, A**hole is said twice, A** is said twice, Bast*rd is said once, D*ckhead is said once, B*tch is said at least six times, Jesus Chr*st is used and the mother of all swear words the F word is used once. There is also talk about a females nipples and talk of a penis. There was a few highlights in this movie. The fact that a strainger would be willing to go out of his way to help someone hes never even met. It kinda makes you wonder if someone would actually be willing to do this for someone else. I think its best for parents to wait till the kids are at least 14 to view this movie because of the language and the violence.

It's one of those films that you know will get your heart pounding with every scene. Exhilerating, undefiable and gobsmacking action sequences with a ground-breaking punch of emotion, you cannot expect any less. After watching 8 Mile, an exceptional film about struggle and perseverance, featuring the one and only Kim Basinger, I was iffy about seeing her in this film, not trusting her instinct about adapting to a range of movie roles. She was ideal in this role, to say the least, and once again, you cannot expect any less! My favourite scene in this film, (if not seeing Chris Evans fight off Jason Statham is it) is Jessica (Basinger) applying her knowledge of biology to kill the person sent to kill her - with a quick jab of the knife to his upper arm, he loses more blood than the body can pump out in a minute, and subsequently, he dies. If you believe this scene (the type of which does not occure too often in the film) is too violent or distressing to watch, then back away. However, do not take this lightly. This movie is an encouraging fight to show love in a family can never be denied.