A murdered woman lies on a floor wearing a long shirt. The scene shows her legs. There is no nudity.

There is very little actual sex in the movie. Just scantily clad females.

When Bullitt is meeting his informant at a cafe, they walk across the street and an advertisement is clearly shown with two women bare breasted. Hard to miss.

A man kisses his girlfriend and wakes up next to her in the morning covered with sheets. When doctors are taking care of one of a dead man, his penis is faintly visible in the background. Only his pubic hair is faintly visible from a distance.

In a storefront window is a picture of 2 women with 'pasties' on their breasts.

A man is shot twice, a lot of blood spurts out of the wounds. This scene takes place in dark lighting making the blood harder to discern but it is still there.

A man is shot in the leg with causing a very bloody and graphic wound.

A man shoots an innocent bystander. Not very much blood but still rather violent.

A woman is shown dead with garroting marks are shown on her neck. This is violent and disturbing although the actual act isn't portrayed onscreen.

Overall, the language is very infrequent and mild except the one use of strong profanity.

Bullitt utters the word bullsh*t at the end in the airport.

Multiple uses of hell and damn but these are said quickly and casually in conversations and so are easy to miss.

There is One utterance of the word bullshit.

There is a lot of smoking.

There are a few surgery scenes with realistic amounts of blood. This is pretty graphic.

Actual onscreen violence is infrequent but it is very strong and intense especially for 1968.

There is a bleak and foreboding atmosphere throughout with a lot of tense scenes throughout.

This film can be very intense as well as violent and bloody.