Dennis Rodman as an arms dealer who befriends Quinn, and Mickey Rourke, as Stavros, their terrorist antagonist. The fighting proceeds from the amusement park to a hospital, more specifically an infants' ward, and continues over the top of the babies in incubators. The conflict gets even more personal when Stavros goes after Quinn's wife and unborn child. As might be expected, given the film's premise and its two main characters, Double Team is replete with fighting, explosions and gunfire.
Viewer discretion is advised.
The second commercial break was not followed by any advisory. The General Manager of the television station responded on March 15. Violent scenes are typical of this type of genre of film and we do sympathize with those viewers who are disturbed by the level of violence which finds its way into popular culture through not just television programming and films, but comic strips, computer games and other forms of media. However, creators of such media have the right to freely express their ideas and that includes the right to incorporate violent themes in their works. Moreover, the death of this child, the son of the antagonist, is integral to the plot because it motivates the antagonist's actions throughout the rest of the film.