The violence factor should be considered by parents for its volume, rather than graphic intensity. Fists, feet and weapons fly constantly, although without much blood or grisly sound effects. The plot's strong female characters and accent on honor could be inspirational. However, a long running time and English subtitles could frustrate younger viewers. Crude language, mild slapstick violence.
Sexual situations are limited to the band's revealing wardrobe and one chaste kiss.
That kind of relentless violence, although not as graphic as Saving Private Ryan, could be disturbing to young viewers. Same with the film's bloody images images of casualties. Brief sensuality and moderate profanity. Patriotic, heroic themes can make parents feel better about their children watching. Both women use sex as a weapon, leading to plenty of risque humor and revealing wardrobes, although no nudity is displayed.