Then read OUR TAKE of this film. A song during the closing credits has some sexually related lyrics, while some non-explicit, sexually related dialogue occurs during the film. Should you still be concerned about the film and its appropriateness for anyone in your home who may want to see it, we suggest that you take a closer look at our detailed content listings for more specific examples of what's present and occurs during it. We see people drinking what's presumably ale. It sounds like a man walking by a scene is hawking wine.
Some people drink wine in a tavern of sorts.
Chaucer tells a person he's defeated in gambling to have a drink on him. In the background of a shot, we see a dead person hanging from a gallows, and another apparently dead person in a small cage. After a jousting run, Adhemar pulls a splinter from his armor and it has a tiny bit of blood on it. Chaucer has a tiny bit of a bloody nose after being punched. Count Adhemar has a condescending attitude toward William and during one of their contests, he illegally uses a lance with a sharpened rather than blunt edge to compete against and subsequently wound William.