Breast and rear female nudity are briefly seen in a series of photos taken from a drunken office party, and the woman reveals that she manually stimulated her boss.

A woman performs oral sex on her husband. She moves her head down, and then you see his reactions.

Graphic sexual dialogue is peppered throughout.

A woman rides a man on a couch, no nudity is seen but she gyrates and moans.

A main theme of the film is infidelity.

Martial-arts fights between adults and children. In one fight, a woman is knocked unconscious.

During training in a martial arts class, one student hits other students especially hard on two separate occasions. No blood shown.

A fight briefly breaks out at a party, but no serious injuries.

The film's ending involves a board, and, cement brick breaking competition.

A man urinates in front of a woman.

During a martial arts testing event, two adult students sparring hit each other especially hard, and one ends up with a bloody nose.

Two men fight with punching and kicking. Black eyes and bloody noses are visible afterwards.

'*ss' is said at least 5 times.

'Retard' is said as an insult.

'B*tch' is said.

'D*mn' is said.

'H*ll' is said at least four times.

'Godd*mn' is said at least three times.

'D*uche' is said as an insult.

'Fag' is said as an insult.

'D*ck' is said twice.

'Sh*t' is said at least 20 times.

'Jesus Christ' is said.

'F*ck' is said at least 40 times.

Well over 40 f-words, in addition to at least 20 each of the s-word and a variety of anatomical terms. Religious profanities push the profanity count well above 100.

Two couples drink wine during a dinner.

Two men bring two young teenage boys to a party where people are drinking, smoking, and using cocaine.

Many people at a party, the main character, drink heavily at a party and alcohol is a mentioned several times.

The main character wakes up outside with an empty liquor bottle in his hand.

Use of cocaine is implied in one scene (a man is heard snorting and visibly looks high afterwards). Cocaine is also briefly seen on a table.

The martial-arts fights between adults and children can make some viewers uncomfortable.

While there are some mildly intense moments, the film is a comedy and they are generally meant to be humorous.

The fight between the two men outside is somewhat frightening and fairly violent.

The moments when infidelity are exposed are fairly intense.