The Man Who Killed Don Quixote

Characters are shot and killed. A character is strangled. Blood spurt/bloody wounds. Main character attacks a cop car with a lance. Dueling horsemen. A woman's body shown covered with bruises. A woman is kept as a man's slave (she licks spilled food from his boot). Monsters are stabbed with a sword; blood spurts. Characters are knocked out a window (fatally), hit with a blunt object, punched in the face, knocked unconscious, hit in the face with a door. A character crushes a glass in his hand; blood dribbles down. A character flays himself with rose thorns (blood shown). A woman uses electric prod on dogs and a man. Village on fire. Pretend swordfighting/swordplay. Dead animal corpses (maggots, etc.). Some nightmarish, surreal imagery.

Unsuccessful seduction. Kissing, undressing, some foreplay. One character touches and hugs another, flirting and dancing. A man ogles a woman's cleavage. A man touches a woman's bottom as he helps her onto a horse. Woman shown in bra.

Many uses of "f--k" and "s--t." Also "bastard," "ass," "son of a bitch," "d--k," "pr--k," "hell," "Jesus," "Christ's sake."

Main character drinks alone (holds a glass while next to an open bottle). Social drinking. Cigarette smoking.

Parents need to know that The Man Who Killed Don Quixote is Terry Gilliam's long-dreamed-of project finally come to fruition after decades of trying. It's a bizarre movie that's hard to pin down, but it's essentially a dark fantasy adventure with comic touches, making it great for Gilliam's fans and those who know a little about Don Quixote but a challenge for others. Expect scenes of strong violence, including guns and shooting, deaths, fighting, stabbing, strangling, and hitting with blunt objects. A woman is kept as a slave; she's shown covered in bruises and is forced to lick spilled food from a man's boot. Some blood is shown, and dead animal corpses are seen. Characters kiss, and a woman unsuccessfully tries to seduce a man, partly undressing. There's also some ogling, flirting, and grabbing. Language is very strong, with multiple uses of "f--k," "s--t," and more. Characters drink socially, or, briefly, alone, and there's some smoking. Adam Driver and Jonathan Pryce star.

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