A mobster and his wife are shown fully clothed in bed when Seven up cops Buddy and Mingo appear in their bedroom wanting information from the mobster about Ansel's murderer.

During one scene Buddy and his partner downright grill the husband of a couple, sleeping in bed. The man has a connection to the mob. Not pleasant. Fairly brutal. Buddy destroys their vase.

Some implications of violent acts including a man shot in a car's trunk, a high speed chase between mobsters and police shooting it out on a highway and, later, in a junkyard, a suspect is slapped while interrogated. These involve bloodletting.

4 uses of 'Jesus' 4 uses of 'Jesus Christ' and 2 uses of "For Christ's sake". 8 uses of 'Shit' 3 uses of 'Son of a bitch' and 2 uses of 'Bastard'. 5 uses of 'Goddamn' and 2 uses of "For God's sake". Occasional uses of 'Hell' 'Damn' and 'Ass'

Buddy, or another driver, says "F--k off." It probably can be heard, because the "closed captions" show it being said. Possibly one other F-word.

The violence and cursing is intense, but never graphic. Being pre-PG-13, when some movies were a little less rougher and helicopter moms weren't as common, you'll find some objectionable things in a PG movie way more back then. Nothing too graphic.

Cinemax content advisory: rated PG for violence (V), adult language (AL), and adult content (AC).

Some smoking, e.g. Buddy and Mingo are shown with cigarettes and cigars as well as smoking by the mobsters.

A very intense movie. Lots of action violence, a chase sequence going from Midtown Manhattan to the Palisades, plotting. Not a family movie.