Parents' Guide to Officer Black Belt

Parents need to know that Officer Black Belt is an action-comedy crime thriller about a young man who discovers a job he's made for. Helping the police as a "martial arts officer," Lee Jung-do hunts down child predators. The story has heavy content and centers on trying to stop child predators before they hurt children. Characters talk about raping kids, filming it, and distributing the material for profit. Many scenes refer to child abuse and children who were raped, assaulted, and/or abused by men. Some scenes show bound and gagged children on mattresses being approached by men in underwear. Strong violence includes lots of fighting, injury detail, and killing. A man masturbates in public while watching children play at a park. A man attacks a woman and tries to undress her. She fights him off. Characters get punched, kicked, thrown, choked, choked unconscious, cut, stabbed, and beaten. Characters break bones, wrists, fingers, and ankles. Characters accidentally pierce a man's eye while threatening him. Characters use knives, axes, Taser weapons, pipes, sticks, and other implements as weapons. A character puts a blade to his own neck, threatening to kill himself; another character gets glass shards in his hands. Adults smoke cigarettes and drink alcohol. One scene shows adults drinking alcohol to excess in celebration. Strong language includes frequent use of all variations of "f--k," including "motherf----r," "s--t," "bitch," "goddamn," "damn," "a--hole," "bastard," "ass," "d--k," and "hell."

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