Most violent of the series. Very good.

kids under 12 should not read this book but if you are 12 ask an adlut to read the book and give you an ok to read this book.

Well done movie. There is an intense interrogation scene at the beginning where a girl is shot in the leg which I found disturbing. Good action and story, but they don't tell you what the "rabbit's foot" is. There is a little profanity, nothing serious other than 2 SOB's and 3 s**t's.

3rd movie in spy franchise is boring but good action

What to watch out for * Messages: Ethan rides a motorcycle without a helmet; Ethan lies to his fiancee; villains kidnap Ethan's fiancee, tie her up, and hold guns on her; Ethan and IMF crew operate undercover, so they're lying for a living; villain/mole inside the U.S. government agency. * Violence: Action violence (explosions, fights, gunfire, missiles, two-chopper shootout, car chases, adrenalin shot to the heart, stabbing, throat-cutting, brain zapped by device through nasal passage); action sequences involve lots of shaky handheld camera; Ethan mourns his student's death (crying and holding body); threat of bioweapon ("Toxin 5"); gizmo called "rabbit's foot" (never explained) threatens world decimation; leaps off tall buildings (falling images); Ethan holds villain as if to drop him from a plane; Ethan zapped by weapon, convulses violently; fight in elevator (Ethan slams multiple men into walls); Ethan bites a villain to escape restraints; Ethan runs into people on the street in Shanghai to reach his destination; some slow-motion crashing and shooting; repeated threats to "kill you." * Sex: One agent wears a sexy red formal gown to go "undercover" at a party (shots emphasize men staring at her long legs and visible back/cleavage); Ethan and Julia show affection (kissing, nuzzling) and her siblings discuss the "new family" they'll be starting; Luther and Ethan joke about marriage to each other; sex scene post-marriage in hospital supply closet (brief and suggestive, shirts off, then cut away); Julia in shower (shoulders up), to establish vulnerability before her kidnapping. * Language: A couple uses each of "a-s" and "h--l," plus "d--n," "son of a bi-ch," "t--s," and four s-words. * Consumerism: 7-11 store; Slurpee; Kodak camera; Lamborghini. * Drinking, drugs, & smoking: Drinking (toast to engagement, champagne, martinis); villain smokes cigarettes; Ethan drinks a drug to become unconscious during ride to hideout.

If I was to rate this movie it would be: PG-13 Intense sequences of violence throughout, brief sexual content and language