Ride On

Occasional martial arts fight sequences occur involving kicks and use of improvised weapons. The violence is stylised, undetailed and occurs within a slapstick comic context.

Occasional scenes of mild threat occur, including a man threatening to take a person’s horse. In another sequence, an unsavoury character briefly threatens a young woman, however, her father quickly intervenes.

Very mild bad language occurs ('hell').

Two men wear Native American costume. Discrimination is not condoned by the work as a whole.

In one comic sequence, a horse farts in a man’s face and it is implied that the man’s hand accidentally slips up the horse’s bottom as he attempts to squeeze him through a narrow alleyway.

In the aftermath of a stunt accident, a man’s nose starts to bleed. This is accompanied by brief verbal references to sustaining a brain injury. Footage taken from older martial arts action films include mild medical detail as medics tend to an actor’s wounds.

There are very mild scenes of emotional upset throughout, as well as references to death and bereavement. The theme of bereavement is handled sensitively.

Occasional martial arts fight sequences occur involving kicks and use of improvised weapons. The violence is stylised, undetailed and occurs within a slapstick comic context.

Occasional scenes of mild threat occur, including a man threatening to take a person’s horse. In another sequence, an unsavoury character briefly threatens a young woman, however, her father quickly intervenes.

Very mild bad language occurs ('hell').

A man and his horse wear Native American costumes. Discrimination is not condoned by the work as a whole.

In one comic sequence, a horse farts in a man’s face and it is implied that the man’s hand accidentally slips up the horse’s bottom as he attempts to squeeze him through a narrow alleyway.

In the aftermath of a stunt accident, a man’s nose starts to bleed. This is accompanied by brief verbal references to sustaining a brain injury. Footage taken from older martial arts action films include mild medical detail as medics tend to an actor’s wounds.

There are very mild scenes of emotional upset throughout, as well as references to death and bereavement. The theme of bereavement is handled sensitively.