The Rhythm Section

Frequent violence, including references to airplane that blew up midflight and turned out to be the target of a terrorist's bomb. Close-ups of characters shot dead. Hand-to-hand fights in which a man and a woman punch, kick, stab, choke, wrestle each other. People are shot, stabbed, blown up, crashed into, poisoned. One character tries but fails to slit someone's throat (she wounds him but doesn't kill). A character's car blows up, killing three innocent people. Several chase scenes in which villains are shooting at main character, trying to run her off the road.

Stephanie is a sex worker at start of movie, is shown meeting a customer in a bedroom in a brothel where laughter, moaning are heard. She takes off her underwear but keeps her long T-shirt on, throws condom on bed before customer reveals he just wants to talk. Some fight scenes between Stephanie and B are almost sexually charged. Stephanie seduces a man, but contact shown between them is limited to kissing passionately against a wall.

Frequent use of "f--k," "f--king," "f--ker," "s--t," "a--hole," "hell," plus "Christ" and "oh God" as exclamations.

Stephanie is an addict, is shown staring at, smoking heroin. She has visible track marks and bruises (either from intravenous use or from abuse). Adults drink occasionally. Stephanie buys more drugs, then claims she's not an addict but goes through withdrawal. Stephanie and other adults smoke cigarettes.