Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017)

PG-13 20172h 17 minScience Fiction, Adventure, Action

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2

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2/10

Minimal

A couple of light references, nothing that drives the story.

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What earned the score

  • Female Assassin in Fighter Role

    Gamora is identified as a female assassin among the Guardians, placing a woman in a traditionally male-coded combat role. This is a role pattern, not a gender-driven plot theme.

  • Women as Galaxy Fighters

    Gamora is presented as a warrior, and she and Nebula fight with lasers and later hand to hand. The film places women in prominent combat roles, making female fighters part of its action lineup.

Details

The Guardians must fight to keep their newfound family together as they unravel the mysteries of Peter Quill's true parentage.

Starring
Chris PrattZoe SaldañaDave BautistaVin DieselBradley Cooper
Director
James Gunn
Writer
Steve EnglehartSteve GanJim StarlinStan LeeLarry LieberJack KirbyBill MantloKeith GiffenVal MayerikSteve GerberJames GunnDan AbnettAndy Lanning
Genre
Science FictionAdventureAction
Release Date
Apr 25, 2017

Parents Guide

  • Sex Mild

    A lot of crude sexual innuendo and comments in this movie.

    Drax asks Ego if he made a penis and explains how he would be able to make a baby with a human.

    Drax tells Peter that his wife would make his privates engorge.

    Ego explains to Peter how he had sex with a lot of species throughout the universe. We see a 3D model of him making out with a bunch of different species.

    Mantis tells everyone that Peter has sexual feelings for Gamora.

    Drax says he has sensitive nipples.

    A scene takes place at what seems to be an implied brothel. A shirtless mans zipper is down it is implied he had sex with a robot prostitute. No nudity and nothing explicit shown. Robot prostitutes are show being flirting and being caressed by men. LED signs show the outline of nude women although again nothing explicit and no actual nudity shown.

  • Violence Moderate

    One scene where characters are shot out into space to suffocate and freeze to death.

    Rocket has a remote control that shoots people up and down. He does that several times throughout the scene.

    During the jail escape scene when Rocket, Groot and Yondu escape, Yondu throws his homing Yaka arrow weapon which flies around like a missile and impales many groups of Taserface pirate men through their stomachs and kills them. Not graphic and somewhat satisfying considering how they were all huge jerks.

    Gamora cuts through a monsters throat. (Yellow blood and guts gush out)

    Ego is blasted multiple times by Star-Lord. Pieces of his flesh are fried off by Star Lords blasters. Since Ego's body is made of pure energy this scene isn't gory.

    Ego's (giant disembodied) brain explodes causing his body to disintegrate. No gore.

    Ego creates a new body for himself. We see flesh, organs and bones forming around a skeleton and energy. This scene is somewhat scary.

    Drax jumps into a giant monsters mouth and violently stabs it from the inside. Yellow blood is shown gushing and spraying and he eventually cuts it open from the inside and a ton of alien goop comes out.

    Some blood is shown, but no gore is ever shown.

    Baby Groot is seen holding a severed toe (with some blood on it) in a humorous scene.

  • Profanity Mild

    A couple uses of "s**t", "a**hole", "hell" and "d**n". No worse than the first Guardians movie. And one loud of "son of a b**ch".

    Douchebag was used. 4 uses of s**t and turd.

  • Drugs Mild

    In one scene a group of characters are drinking heavily and acting raucous.

    Groot is doused in alcohol in one scene.

  • Frightening Scenes Moderate

    Yondu dies from suffocating in outer space. We then see the Guardians of the Galaxy holding a funeral for him.

    The ending is very depressing and quite hard to watch.

    A darker tone dealing with the theme of death of a loved one. Still very comedic and light-hearted for most of the movie.

    One of the main character had an extremely traumatic life, and explains how her brain was taken from her skull and each of her body parts was replaced with a robotic one. There are two of these scenes, and one of them is a comedic scene, but still slightly unnerving.

    At the Dairy Queen fast food restaurant on Earth is attacked by an Ego plant which quickly became overgrown and demolished the restaurant and it attacks downtown with people running away.

    Ego the Living Planet reveals that he killed Star-Lord's mother by using his powers to give her a brain tumor. There is also a scene where we see thousands of skeletons that are revealed to be his dead children who were killed because he found them useless.

    There are a few scenes where characters are shot out into space to suffocate and freeze to death. No gore or blood.

    A skeleton graveyard is revealed at one point. No blood.

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