Sentences with phrase «of mild profanities»

Language: The script includes some crude anatomical terms and name - calling, a couple of mild profanities, sexual innuendo and some rude language.

Surprisingly light on content issues, the film contains a handful of mild profanities and a brief discussion on self - pleasuring.

Language: The script includes a handful of mild profanities, some derogatory slang and a term of Deity.

Besides minor violence related to racial tensions, a handful of mild profanities, and a quick male - to - male kiss instigated by a long - haired player to quiet a teasing teammate (his sexual orientation is never determined), this movie will likely leave parents and teens positively impressed.

The script contains a handful of mild profanities and terms of Deity.

Parents should expect war violence, but never to the point of being gratuitous, however some may be concerned about the amount of mild profanities.

Parents will be pleased to discover the film is nearly free of sexual content and has only a smattering of mild profanities.

That's somewhat unfortunate because this is a well - constructed film, which even puts the brakes on coarse language (granted, you'll still hear one scatological expletive and an assortment of mild profanities, along with terms of Deity).

Social drinking is depicted, and a couple of mild profanities are included.

Also, there are several uses of mild profanities and a main character that constantly drinks from a flask.

Aside from these issues and a couple of mild profanities, there are really no other content concerns.

A few sexual innuendos are spoken, along with a couple of mild profanities and some terms of deity that are used as expletives.

Language: A handful of mild profanities are heard along with one use of a sexual expletive in a non-sexual content.

Sexual content is limited to a couple of skintight costumes on females and language includes only a handful of mild profanities.

The film, which includes a handful of mild profanities, a couple of sensual moments and some social drinking, also depicts the importance of family.

«Alexander» is rated R for strong scenes of violent warfare (stabbings, impalings, animal violence and some sexual violence), graphic gore, full male and female nudity, simulated sex, and use of some mild profanities and racial epithets.

Although unlikely to appeal to teens and children, parents should note the film contains three strong sexual expletives along with a smattering of milder profanities.

In Rogue Nation, he receives nothing steamier than a heartfelt hug from leading lady Rebecca Ferguson (though we have by then seen plenty of her in high - slit gowns and bikinis that, along with action violence and a smattering of mild profanity, accounts for the PG - 13 rating).

Infrequent use of mild profanity and terms of deity.

Language is also sparse, consisting of four terms of Christian deity along with the use of a mild profanity and a scatological expletive.

Not exact matches

Mild profanity as a way of relieving stress may not bother anyone, although it still puts a business at risk, especially if customers overhear or new employees are brought into the environment.

He used two mild words of profanity in his talk, and nobody batted an eye.

«The Triumph of Love» is rated PG - 13 for brief nudity (a male backside, as well as some nude artwork), brief violence (target practice with bows), scattered use of mild religious - based profanity and brief sex (sexual contact).

Language: The script contains numerous terms of Deity, mild profanities, some crude terms for male anatomy and infrequent scatological slang.

Language: C - At least: 16 moderate profanities, 42 mild profanities, 18 terms of Deity used as expletives or profanity, and one prayer address that was questionable in sincerity.

LANGUAGE 5 - About 7 F - words, 2 scatological terms, 17 mild obscenities, name - calling (Red, savages, cutthroat, bastards, butcher, pasty face, belligerents, rattle snake people, demons, Frenchy, animals, retched savages), 5 religious profanities (GD), 7 religious exclamations (Oh Dear God, Lord Willing, Good Lord, Oh God, Jesus, a man says a prayer over the graves of a woman's family members).

LANGUAGE 5 - About 9 F - words and its derivatives, 1 obscene hand gesture, 4 sexual references, 9 scatological terms, 7 anatomical terms, 4 mild obscenities, name - calling (crazy, insane, promiscuous, ex-mistress, lying piece of [scatological term deleted]-RRB-, 1 religious profanity (GD), 14 religious exclamations (e.g. Oh My God, Christ, Oh God, Jesus).

Language: The script includes one muffled used of a strong sexual expletive in a non-sexual context along with infrequent scatological slang and mild profanities.

In comparison to other films that receive this rating and demonstrate far greater use of profanity, sexual and crude dialogue and often comic violence, this film is much milder and in comparison is a soft PG - 13 or perhaps PG.

LANGUAGE 4 - A woman makes a reference to someone keeping a list of «F - words,» 6 scatological terms, 6 mild obscenities, mild name - calling, 2 religious profanities, 3 religious exclamations.

Otherwise it only contains one term of deity and a mild profanity.

Language: The script contains mild profanities, racial slurs and terms of deity used as expletives.

Language: The script contains a handful of mild curses and profanities, along with one strong sexual expletive used in a non-sexual context.

Language includes moderate (usually scatological) and mild profanities, as well as one use of a sexual expletive.

With only a few profanities, one instance of mild sexual innuendo, and mention of menopause, it covers a ten - year period (Lacey Chabert plays the older Brooke), showing how ordinary people can accomplish extraordinary things.

Language is a concern as well, with the script including a variety of moderate and mild profanities and the single use of a sexual expletive.

Some mild and moderate profanities are used, as well as terms of Christian deity.

A smattering of mild and moderate profanities is also heard, along with scatological terms and religious expletives.

These include a very quick and single use of the sexual expletive and a handful of other mild profanities.

The lack of sexual content and relatively few profanities (you'll still hear a handful of scatological terms and other mild swears) are a welcome change in this genre, making Mission: Impossible - Rouge Nation a possibility for teens and adults to enjoy together.

Includes at least: Three moderate and 24 mild profanities, five rude slang terms and three uses of Deity as an expletive.

Language: Approximately nine scatological expletives, an interrupted sexual expletive, terms of deity and mild profanities are heard.

Language consists of moderate and mild profanities, terms of deity and a single sexual expletive, along with teasing using derogatory terms.

The first two - thirds of this movie include frequent mild profanity and the inappropriate use of terms of Deity.

A mild profanity and two terms of deity are heard.

Profanity: A litany of mild and moderate profanities, scatological slang and terms of deity are used.

Language: Pervasive use of mild, moderate and extreme profanities, including scatological slang and terms of deity used as exclamations.

At least: 7 moderate and 14 mild profanities, 12 terms of deity used as expletives, 1 crude anatomical phrase, and various name - calling.

The Sorcerer's Apprentice (PG for violence, mild crude humor and brief profanity) Live - action remake of the Mickey Mouse segment of Fantasia updated as a latter - day tale, set in Manhattan, where a magician (Nicolas Cage) enlists the assistance of a college student (Jay Baruchel) to do battle with his evil archenemy (Alfred Molina).

Language: B At least: 11 mild profanities (some appearing in lyrics of a song and a character's name).