Here's a quick look at the content found in this R rated, sci-fi horror film. Profanity consists of at least 25 "f" words, along with many other expletives and colorful phrases. Sexually explicit dialogue is present, as is the brief sight of a photo/poster of a woman with her legs spread (in panties) and the nonsexual view of a dead man's bare butt.
Violence consists of various extraterrestrials attacking and/or killing humans, often with extremely bloody, gruesome and gory results (particularly regarding the parasite-like worms using human bodies as hosts before they're "hatched").
Some of that material and related scenes of monsters could be rather disturbing, suspenseful or even scary to some viewers, although much of it is tinged with macabre black humor. Some lethal human on human violence is also present, while a man is graphically hit by a car and another vehicle crash is present.
Meanwhile, various characters have varying degrees of bad attitudes, while some characters drink. If you're still concerned about the film and its appropriateness for yourself or anyone else in your home who may be interested in seeing it, we suggest that you take a closer look at our detailed listings for more specific information regarding the film's content.
In some theaters, a short, computer-animated film, "Final Flight of the Osiris," follows the end credits (and contains 1 "f" word and 1 use of "damn" and "Oh my God"). During it, we see a blindfolded man and woman sparring with swords (more for foreplay than malice as they end up slicing off parts of each other's clothes). We then see her in something like a tube-top and then thong panties (we see rather realistic views of her bare butt cheeks which the man checks out by lifting his blindfold - the woman later does the same when she apparently cuts off the man's pants, but we don't see any nudity on him).
After that fantasy style sequence is done, some action and suspense follows as various octopus-like robots chase after a ship (with guns on the ship shooting and destroying those flying things). As a woman tries to enter the Matrix and warn others, the octopus-like robots continue their attack and finally break in and kill one woman inside. The ship is then apparently destroyed and the imagined version of a woman in the Matrix is also dead (with some blood on her face).