Star Trek III: The Search for Spock

Mild violence occurs. A character is held up by the neck and briefly shaken. During fight scenes there are punches, kicks, and a blow to the groin. There are also undetailed shootings, stabbings and explosions when space vessels fire artillery at one another.

Characters are captured by armed villains who threaten to kill them. Scenes include perilous situations, including exploding spaceships and people fighting around a fiery chasm.

There is use of mild bad language ('son of a bitch', 'bastard') and milder terms ('God', 'hell', 'damn').

The skin of a fantastical creature is punctured by a man's fingers, causing a black ooze to emerge, and the creature to die. There are also occasional bloody images in the aftermath of violence.

There are themes of bereavement and scenes of emotional upset.

This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.

There are scenes in which spacecraft are attacked, causing explosions and the implied deaths of those on board. There is also some hand-to-hand violence, including punches and kicks and an undetailed stabbing, as well as the use of laser guns, causing a person to disintegrate.

There is a sense of mild threat throughout as the crew of the Enterprise go on a dangerous mission and are threatened by aliens.

There is some mild bad language, including 'bastard' and 'son-of-a-bitch'.

There is brief sight of blood after a stabbing.

Adult characters drink what is presumed to be alcohol, given its effect on some characters.