References to dildos

Noises are heard coming from the theater.

A brief splice picture of a penis (the exact splice a man used in the theater) is shown a few seconds before the credits. Graphic depiction.

A man wakes up to the loud noises of another man and woman vigorously having sex on the floor above him. Later on, after approaching their room, the man opens the door, completely naked except for a yellow rubber glove.

Condoms have been referenced to as well as shown.

A man is splicing reels of pornography into a family movie in a theater. We see a penis for about 3 seconds and bare breasts for another 3. Not graphic.

A man is riding a bike in a dark lit house and he falls off. Apparently he is naked and so we see his rear in the dark for a moment. You almost can't tell he's naked.

Around 48 minutes in, after a woman calls another man, we can see her having sex with some another man in a variety of highly distorted frames. Full-body nudity but the individual frames are highly distorted so it can be hard to make out.

Around 53:40, we hear loud moaning and creeping from an upstairs room. The ceiling below starts to lose some of its pieces. A man goes up to the room and another man opens the door and is wearing nothing but a yellow glove. This scene lasts till about 54:59.

At 55:40, we hear a man screaming/moaning loudly and loud thumping. Lasts about 30 seconds.

About 1:54:30, we get a flashback of a sex scene minimal thrusting on a bed from the frontal view.

Castration is a major theme in the film.

A man in the beginning is shown sitting on a toilet. However, his privates are not shown.

Tyler and the narrator are walking around 43 minutes and pass a bus stop with a mans bare buttocks plastered on it.

A picture of a penis is flashed for a brief period twice. One in the middle while other at the end.

A man (Lou) punches another man, but the latter (Tyler Durden) laughs psychotically with each punch. The man (Tyler Durden) later jumps on the other man, continuing to laugh wildly while spraying and coughing up blood on him.

About 15 scenes of men involved in bare-fisted boxing matches: they punch each other in the face, ears and stomach and are sometimes thrown to the ground or against a wall; often they're surrounded by a group of cheering men. The participants in these fights nearly always have at least one very bloody facial cut or have blood on their clothing; we see many men with black eyes, bruised faces, bloody mouths and bandages on their faces.

The Narrator has a fantasy of a midair collision where we see an airplane's cabin destroyed and people and seats being sucked out of what's left.

A group of men ambush a man whom a man beats to the ground, the men wear ski masks and hold him hostage, pulling down his pants and duct-taping his mouth shut. They threaten to castrate him and he passes out from shock.

To intimidate his boss, the Narrator starts punching and flailing himself across his boss' office (and breaking a glass coffee table and some shelving units with his body in the process). We see shards of glass puncture his arm/hand along with blood on his shirt. He then walks away.

Tyler Durden gets in a fight with another man. Eventually it gets pretty brutal and bloody.

A man's forehead is stitched after a fight (we don't see the wound, but we see the doctor's hand sewing it up).

A man purposefully drives down the wrong side of the road and into oncoming traffic to prove his lack of fear and scare the others with him. He then drives faster and without holding onto the steering wheel, causing the car to crash into another car that's pulled over to the side. As a result, both roll over an embankment, injuring everyone inside.

Extremely brutal, bloody and disturbing fist-fight scenes throughout. They're very graphic, savage and realistic, and are more than enough to discourage anyone from beating up people.

Three men, who are police officers, turn on a suspect and threaten to castrate him with a knife. He is hauled onto a table and his pants removed. He manages to escape, however.

Man rips out tooth with his own hand, not bloody but the sound and act may be disturbing for some viewers.

R violence type: blood, gore, brutal and graphic.

Photo realistic violence, and very adult themes makes it a 16+ movie.

Nearly 80 F-words, many anatomical references, many scatological references and numerous mild obscenities.

More than a dozen uses of "shit."

"Damn" is said.

"Ass" is said.

"Goddamn" is said several times.

"Titties" is said.

Several uses of "bitch-tits" (referring to a man).

1 use of "cock" and 5 uses of "balls."

A woman threatens suicide by overdosing on Xanax.

A bottle of pills is seen a few times.

Vodka and beer drinking.

There is smoking throughout the whole movie.

Several scenes take place in and around bars.

The whole film is extremely disturbing and psychologically crazy, as it depicts men engaging in acts of urban vandalism, fighting each other and doing other barbaric things in order to achieve their masculinity, whereas the Narrator (Edward Norton's character) slowly becomes increasingly insane as his inner demons begin to control him. This is all very unnerving and thought-provoking, but the film overall has a darkly comedic and satirical tone.

The movie gets intense several times, quite stressing and pressuring.

The men in the fight club go through lots of brutal pain.

Rated R for strong brutal violence and disturbing content throughout, gruesome images, language, brief drug use, and some sexuality/nudity.