This was a very good James Bond movie.

My rating: PG-13 [borderline with R] for frequent and intense sequences of action violence, sexual content/references/innuendo, some brief scenes involving drug and alcohol use, and for two uses of strong language. [NOTE: The language is not really an issue, but it probably is part of what makes it PG-13: One person used "Oh, s**t," and when an enemy said to Jinx, "I can read your every move," Jinx famously replies by stabbing a book through her heart and sneering, "Read this, b**ch."]

This is an enjoyable Bond film which sadly saw the end of Pierce Brosnan as Bond. I think that this film, while violent and has some sex and swearing in it, is suitable for children. My younger brother enjoyed the film and it did not affect him. The violence is very fast and is not graphic and children will not notice the sex or the swearing. All children 7+ will love this.

This is a rather poor Bond film, one of the worst - much to cheesy, cliche, and over-the-top. Not really worth seeing. But I wouldn't say it "pushes the PG-13" limits, as Common Sense says. There is some drinking of alcohol occasionally. Violence: hopefully I can be a little more descriptive than "intense peril and violence." There are explosions, long sequences of hand-to-hand or gun or sword combat, and many deaths. Some people are shot at close range with a small amount of blood. A man is slashed in the stomach and some blood is shown. A woman is stabbed in the chest through a book - no blood. A man is electrocuted. A man is sucked into the engine of a plane. A laser is shot into a man's mouth and it exits out the back of his head. His arm is then removed with the laser and used to activate a security panel - no blood. Sex: a couple sex scenes with passionate kissing and near-nudity. There is lots of innuendo. Language: 1 use each of "s**t" and "b**ch." Occasional uses of "h**l" and "d**n."