Dragon Ball Super: Broly

Many epic battles between Saiyan warriors and others -- a couple of times it's limited to sparring, but mostly it's life-or-death situations. Lots of hand-to-hand combat, some killing in a manner reminiscent of Death Star wiping out an entire planet; Frieza purposely destroys nearly all of the Saiyans. Though violence isn't super graphic, murders are committed at close range, and a ruler causes mass genocide of a people who've been deemed a threat.

Male characters are depicted in hyper-masculine, muscled way, and female characters are extremely curvy, with visible cleavage. Someone looks at Broly shirtless and says "oh my" suggestively.

A few uses of words including "bastard," "moron," "idiot," "dumb ass," "hell," "shut up," "buffoon," "crap," "dammit," and "damn."

Parents need to know that Dragon Ball Super: Broly is based on the (dubbed) Japanese anime adventure series. Following the origins of fan-favorite character Broly​​​​, the movie also features protagonist Goku and regulars such as Vegeta and Bulma, as well as the evil Frieza. The story includes lots of violence; nearly a third of the movie consists of a super-long fight between Broly and Goku/Vegeta. In addition to the many scenes of hand-to-hand combat, there's also mass genocidal destruction, sparring, murder, and deadly weapon use. Language includes occasional insults like "bastard," "moron," "idiot," and "dumb ass," but there's no sex -- just hyper-muscled male characters (who are often shirtless) and curvy, cleavage-sporting female characters. Amid all the fighting, the importance of teamwork, self-control, and courage are explored.

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