In the uncut version, the longer scene includes the two puppets urinating and defecating on each other (the only way to get the uncut version is on Amazon Prime Video and DVD).

A puppet performs oral sex offscreen, but all we see is the man's look on his face.

The puppet sex scene nearly resulted in the film receiving an NC-17 rating. However, the full version of the scene is present in the Unrated version and is considerably more graphic than the theatrical cut.

A man asks a man if he is gay, and a man talks to another man about fearing that he will force him to perform sexual favors. Also, a woman says that she will have sex with a man if he makes her a promise.

A man asks another man to perform oral sex on him. We hear the man unzip his pants and then see the other man move downward and off screen. However, a man talks about another man having performed oral sex on him.

A male puppet and a female puppet have sex in one scene. They are naked, although their bodies aren't very realistic and they have no genitals. The scene only lasts for nearly 60 seconds, so it's not too bad.

An antagonist is lit on fire with a cigarette. He screams, falls and succumbs to the burns.

Strong bloody puppet violence.

All public, but with a warning that the movie contains adult, offensive language.

A man is shot in the back three times (a pool of blood forms under him on the ground). An antagonist is shot several times (blood on his shirt briefly).

A man shoots a man in the head (we see a bloody hole in his head), and several henchmen are shot at a tavern. Mildly bloody.

A man is dumped into a shark tank, the shark attacks him (the man's head falls off as the shark thrashes him back and forth).

A man is pushed off a balcony and he is impaled on a peg (we see blood on the peg).

We see people hit with blood on their clothes. Also, a grenade is thrown and it blows off a man's head.

A female antagonist's head is partly blown off by a gunshot. We briefly see it misshapen and bloody.

A female antagonist is cut in half at the waist (we briefly see the two parts separate with some blood).

An antagonist's head is kicked off (we briefly see blood and matter). Another is set on fire, and he dies after a few seconds.

An antagonist's upper arm is bloodily pulled off by a cat, and another's neck and throat is gnawed bloodily before his head is taken off (brief). However, a female antagonist is shot several times, falls off a balcony and splatters on the ground (we see a bloody pile of matter on the ground).

A man is shot and his head blows off (we see a lot of blood). Also, a man is attached to jumper cables and he is shocked for a few seconds.

A man is shot by a helicopter (some bloody bullet holes on his chest), and another is shot, propelling him through a plate glass window (blood on his shirt briefly).

We see pilots being hit by gunfire (some blood splatter on windshields).

A man in a Jeep is shot in the head (some blood splatters onto the windshield).

There is a guild called the Film Actors Guild which is abbreviated as F.A.G.

The theme song (America, Fuck Yeah) includes more F-bombs than the entirety of the film by itself and the rest of the soundtrack is similarly profane.

Some Comedic profanity.

One character always has a drink in hand, and he smokes.

Characters celebrate with mixed cocktails.

Puppets are seen drinking in a bar.

Although the movie is comedic and intended to satirize those found in various films, some viewers may find the exaggerated racial stereotype humor off-putting.

This is a film satirizing the war on terror from every perspective, and some may find that upsetting.

This is one of the most inappropriate puppet movies of all time.

Mild/Moderate for neurodivergent viewers.

For older teens/adults.

Pretty bold/adventurous movie.

The violence in general is unrealistic and fake-looking.