No Country For Old Men

There are scenes of strong bloody violence, including gunfights and resultant sequences of injury detail as characters dress their wounds. One character repeatedly uses a captive bolt pistol (also known as a cattle-gun) to kill his victims, but such sequences are brief and do not focus on bloody detail.

There are scenes of strong bloody violence, including gunfights with blood spurts, and sight of blood pumping out of a man's neck after he's shot. One character repeatedly uses a captive bolt pistol (also known as a cattle-gun) to kill his victims, but the sequences are brief and do not focus on bloody detail. One man is strangled using handcuffs.

There are some tense scenes in the build-up to violence, including as people plead for their lives. One character is a ruthless and sadistic psychopath.

There is infrequent use of strong language (‘f**k’), as well as milder terms, including 'whore', 'dick', 'bitch' and 'shit'.

There are a few mild sex references, including a man jokingly telling a woman that if she keeps talking he'll "screw" her.

The film is about a drug deal that went wrong. However, there is only brief sight of drugs, as well as references to drug dealing, rather than sight of drug misuse.

There is sight of injury detail, after violence, as characters dress their wounds. There is also sight of corpses in the aftermath of violence.

There is brief mild nudity in non sexual contexts, for example when a man uses a toilet and when a man has a bath.

Adult characters drink and smoke.