Parents' Guide to Final Score

Parents need to know that Final Score is an action-packed thriller that's full of bloody violence, multiple deaths, and strong language throughout. When former U.S. soldier, Michael Knox (Dave Bautista) takes his 15-year-old niece, Danni (Lara Peake), to a soccer match in London, they find themselves caught up in a terrorist plot to blow up the stadium. The action is non-stop and involves gun and knife fights -- often with graphic detail -- punching, kicking, and headbutting. Characters have their fingers sliced off, are shot in the head and neck, and have their faces held down on stoves and in deep fryers. Killings are frequent and without consequence, and there are a number of explosions, including one large-scale one. There is also a brief torture scene that involve someone being held upside down and stabbed in both thighs. One character shoots themselves in the mouth. Frequent strong language includes variants of "f--k," and there is some racism including use of the British slur "Paki." A South Asian character plays on racist assumptions by pretending to be a suicide bomber in order to save people from an actual bomb. Danni is caught up in much of the violence and also swears regularly. She is also seen drinking underage. When someone she knows makes unwanted sexual advances toward her, she fights them off with ease. Due to the violence and strong language, this no holds barred movie is only intended for older teens and above.

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