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Sex & Nudity

A joke is made and repeated about having to hand in "masturbation papers". There is some sexually-derived language, but it is extremely brief.

Violence & Gore

Very violent at parts.

A man is cut open and his guts are visible.

There is a scene when a couple of men go looking for a soldier and stumble upon Japs corpses. They had commited suicide with grenades, and their guts are all over the floor and bodies are totally difigured.

Profanity

5 uses of the 'f' word. Brief sexually-derived language, as well as milder obscenities ("Son of a b*****", "s****", "d***", etc.) Brief use of some racial slurs (derogatorily towards Indians) .

One character drinks heavily throughout the film, and is seen vomiting and drunk for portions of time. Alcohol is featured prominently throughout the course of the film, and many characters smoke throughout the movie.

The scenes on Iwo-Jima are harrowing, intense,and violent, and may be very disturbing to veterans who fought there (God Bless Them).

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MPAA:
Rated R for sequences of graphic war violence and carnage, and for language.
Certification:
UK:15 / Singapore:NC-16 / Finland:K-15 / Australia:MA / USA:R (certificate #42983) / Switzerland:16 (canton of Vaud) / Switzerland:16 (canton of Geneva) / Ireland:15A / Netherlands:16 / Philippines:R-13 (MTRCB) / Norway:15 / Germany:12 / Hong Kong:IIB / Spain:18 / Portugal:M/12 / South Korea:15 / Argentina:13 / Peru:14 / Argentina:16 / Brazil:16 / New Zealand:R15 / Sweden:15 / Malaysia:18SG (DVD)

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