Robin Hood (2018)

Strong, frequent, fantasy-style fighting; little blood. Characters are shot, pierced with arrows. Some die. High-speed arrows (like bullets), firebombs, explosions. Fighting, threatening. Riot in the street. A man smacks, roughs up, abducts a woman. Main character shot in leg, with blood stain. Hanged man. Man with burned face. A secondary character's hand is cut off. Scenes of war. Beheading (offscreen). A story about young boys being beaten, forced to drink brandy. References to people being in chains. References to "blood in the streets."

Kissing. Marian kisses two different characters (the second after she thinks the first is dead). Cleavage. At a party, men are shown with their arms around several giggling women at once.

A few (somewhat obscured by noise) uses of "s--t." Also "bastard," "goddamn," "piss," "balls," "bloody," "hell," "bollocks," "toff" (i.e., a derogatory stereotype for someone with an aristocratic background).

Social/casual drinking. Main character guzzles whisky from a bottle when upset; another character smacks it away.

Parents need to know that this sloppy take on the classic tale of Robin Hood stars Taron Egerton as the hero, with the Sheriff of Nottingham (Ben Mendelsohn) painted as a warmonger. Expect lots of action violence, with intense fighting and arrow-shooting, but very little blood (though there is a stain after Robin is shot in the leg). There are also explosions, a riot, and a brief scene of violence toward a woman. A man is hanged, a face is burned, a hand is cut off, and there are verbal references to violence. A main character kisses two men; there are also some cleavage shots and flirtatiousness. Language includes uses of "s--t," "bastard," "piss," "goddamn," etc. Some social drinking is shown, and Robin briefly guzzles from a bottle of whiskey.

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