Does the dog die?
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Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die
Movie • 2026 • Sci-Fi
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A man claiming to be from the future takes the patrons of an iconic Los Angeles diner hostage in search of unlikely recruits in a quest to save the world.
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No. Dogs shown, but none are harmed onsceen.
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Abandonment
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Is a child abandoned by a parent?
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No but a mother ignores her cloned son.
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Abuse
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An adult punches a child in the face, knocking them out.
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Is there domestic violence?
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Does an abused person forgive their abuser?
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character who felt neglected by their mother forgives her in the end, framed positively. this is a trigger for me and this was OK, wouldn't describe the mother as an abuser
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Is someone gaslighted?
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Arguably yes. The movie prominently features a piece of AI technology similar to VR that convinces people virtual reality is better than living in their current reality. The system has a hypnotic/zombie effect on some, an addictive effect on others, and definitely challenges perceptions of reality.
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the main character who goes on to take people hostage at the beginning of the movie was treated in a way that caused him to feel neglected as a child (putting it simply to avoid spoilers)
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Addiction
Is there addiction?
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A major theme is technology addiction.
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Animal
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Are there snakes?
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Not real snakes but wires that act like snakes
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Are animals abused?
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Yes, the protagonist kicks a rat.
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Are there spiders?
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No spiders, but a brief callback to some Toy Story-like characters, with a similar doll/metal legged combination.
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Is there a dead animal?
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Yes! The final scene prominently features a dead rat.
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Assault
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in the opening sequence in the diner where everyone inside is under a bomb threat, the main character suddenly kisses a woman he purports to know while she does not recognise him. the moment passes quickly and goes unaddressed
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Is someone restrained?
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Yes, at the climax of the final battle, characters are heavily restrained by many cables (looking like electronic tentacles). Intense and likely triggering for some.
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Does a woman get slapped?
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in the opening sequence in the diner where everyone inside is under a bomb threat, the main character suddenly kisses a woman he purports to know while she does not recognise him. the moment passes quickly and goes unaddressed
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Bodily Harm
Is there excessive gore?
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Cartoonish violence throughout, with mild gore escalating as it progresses. Most is played for laughs (characters pick up a severed leg from a pile of dead body parts to use as a weapon).
One character has frequent nose bleeds that are prominently featured in the plot.
One character has frequent nose bleeds that are prominently featured in the plot.
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Is there body horror?
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No human body horror but there is a cat AI creature covered in writhing heads.
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Is there finger/toe mutilation?
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Some fingers are cut off and briefly shown on the ground
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Is there cannibalism?
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No but a character tastes blood, pretending it is fake.
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Is someone crushed to death?
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By a car, mostly offscreen
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Is there amputation?
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A limb is severed.
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Are any hands damaged?
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multiple finger amputation
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Is someone stabbed?
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A man is stabbed in the chest.
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Does someone fall to their death?
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A man is hit by a car and then the thing he is standing on collapses and he and car fall.
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Does someone become unconscious?
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A child is knocked unconscious.
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Children
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Does a kid die?
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Yes, but it's generally handled in a smart and satirical way. There's a major subplot involving school shootings, especially prevalent in two Black Mirror style segments in which school shootings have become so common in the future that teens and adults brush it off and act like it's just any other day. This is meant to satirize how some people these days are numb to them or overly passive about them when they do happen.
During the initial school shooting sequence, we hear an alarm go off, a teacher says "eh, school shooting" as if it doesn't matter, and then it cuts to some teachers and students in a shelter. They're given the all clear and when they walk out there's no blood or bodies or anything.
A little later in the movie, we see a long flashback for another character who lost their son in that shooting. It shows them hyperventilating in their car and in silence we see some students leaving the school upset and see her run up to her son on a stretcher. No blood or gore is shown (he's under a blanket, only his arm is seen). Then some moms give her a card for a business where she can go to clone her son, but while they get the details of his body correct, his personality is off (they give her a subset of choices to pick from for personality traits), robotic, and unlike him. She gets invited to a support group for parents who've had to do this and many parents joke about how they've chosen to mess with their child's personality for fun, and some say they've had to clone their kids 3+ times because they keep losing them to school shootings.
The humor is dark, but meant to be very satirical. At no point is there any violence, blood or gore shown in these scenes.
During the initial school shooting sequence, we hear an alarm go off, a teacher says "eh, school shooting" as if it doesn't matter, and then it cuts to some teachers and students in a shelter. They're given the all clear and when they walk out there's no blood or bodies or anything.
A little later in the movie, we see a long flashback for another character who lost their son in that shooting. It shows them hyperventilating in their car and in silence we see some students leaving the school upset and see her run up to her son on a stretcher. No blood or gore is shown (he's under a blanket, only his arm is seen). Then some moms give her a card for a business where she can go to clone her son, but while they get the details of his body correct, his personality is off (they give her a subset of choices to pick from for personality traits), robotic, and unlike him. She gets invited to a support group for parents who've had to do this and many parents joke about how they've chosen to mess with their child's personality for fun, and some say they've had to clone their kids 3+ times because they keep losing them to school shootings.
The humor is dark, but meant to be very satirical. At no point is there any violence, blood or gore shown in these scenes.
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Creepy Crawly
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Death
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Does a major character die?
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It is a time travel film so even though people die, they are currently alive at the end.
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Does someone die?
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Yes, but it's generally handled in a smart and satirical way. There's a major subplot involving school shootings, especially prevalent in two Black Mirror style segment in which school shootings have become so common in the future that teens and adults brush it off and act like it's just any other day. This is meant to satirize how some people these days are numb to them or overly passive about them when they do happen.
During the initial school shooting sequence, we hear an alarm go off, a teacher says "eh, school shooting" as if it doesn't matter, and then it cuts to some teachers and students in a shelter. They're given the all clear and when they walk out there's no blood or bodies or anything.
A little later in the movie, we see a long flashback for another character who lost their son in that shooting. It shows them hyperventilating in their car and in silence we see some students leaving the school upset and see her run up to her son on a stretcher. No blood or gore is shown (he's under a blanket, only his arm is seen). Then some moms give her a card for a business where she can go to clone her son, but while they get the details of his body correct, his personality is off (they give her a subset of choices to pick from for personality traits), robotic, and unlike him. She gets invited to a support group for parents who've had to do this and many parents joke about how they've chosen to mess with their child's personality for fun, and some say they've had to clone their kids 3+ times because they keep losing them to school shootings.
The humor is dark, but meant to be very satirical. At no point is there any violence, blood or gore shown in these scenes.
During the initial school shooting sequence, we hear an alarm go off, a teacher says "eh, school shooting" as if it doesn't matter, and then it cuts to some teachers and students in a shelter. They're given the all clear and when they walk out there's no blood or bodies or anything.
A little later in the movie, we see a long flashback for another character who lost their son in that shooting. It shows them hyperventilating in their car and in silence we see some students leaving the school upset and see her run up to her son on a stretcher. No blood or gore is shown (he's under a blanket, only his arm is seen). Then some moms give her a card for a business where she can go to clone her son, but while they get the details of his body correct, his personality is off (they give her a subset of choices to pick from for personality traits), robotic, and unlike him. She gets invited to a support group for parents who've had to do this and many parents joke about how they've chosen to mess with their child's personality for fun, and some say they've had to clone their kids 3+ times because they keep losing them to school shootings.
The humor is dark, but meant to be very satirical. At no point is there any violence, blood or gore shown in these scenes.
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Does someone sacrifice themselves?
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characters take actions to protect others knowing or expecting it will kill them
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Disability
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Drugs/Alcohol
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Family
Does a parent die?
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Death of a parent due to a futuristic war is a significant plot point.
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Is a child's toy destroyed?
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Toys are destroyed but it is unclear whether they actually belong to a child as the child in question is completely detached from reality.
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Fear
Are there jump scares?
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Mild but still make some jump. Such as alarms suddenly blaring, hands suddenly coming through glass/walls, etc
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Is trypophobic content shown?
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The giant cat monster's neck is covered in smaller heads.
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Is someone possessed?
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A child seems to be controlled by AI. Also teens are hypnotised by AI and act like zombies.
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Are there mannequins?
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disassembled mannequins are shown in the foreground and background in a scene in a giant pile.
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Gross
Does someone vomit?
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Sorta? There's a creature that's spews rainbow glitter. It's similar to vomit, but not gross in nature.
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Is someone eaten?
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Multiple characters are comically eaten by a fantastical creature.
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Does someone wet/soil themselves?
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a large fantastical creature urinates rainbow glitter
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Does someone spit?
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main character spits up on his chin a little bit when speaking in one scene
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Large-scale Violence
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Law Enforcement
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LGBTQ+
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Live Theatre
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Loss
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Medical
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Is there a hospital scene?
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Yes, very brief scene in a flashback of a doctor showing brain scans to parents, while their daughter waits in another room.
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Mental Health
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Is there misophonia?
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there is a fairly long scene where distressed breathing is the only sound you can hear
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
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Is reality unstable or unhinged?
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Extremely so.
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Yes, characters hypnotised by AI are shown in disassociative states.
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Are there anxiety attacks?
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there is a scene where a mother has an anxiety attack and breathing is the only sound you hear
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Does someone have a meltdown?
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a mother has an anxiety attack in her car where her heavy breathing is the only sound you can hear
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No, but a character doesn't move out of the way in a deadly situation.
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Does someone die by suicide?
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Natural Disasters
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Noxious
Are there flashing lights or images?
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Some police lights earlier in the movie, and a small bit as they go down some stairs, but most of it is toward the end, when the "tornado" forms. It lasts for about 5 minutes, maybe, and is mixed with scenes that don't have flashing. It's not strobing, and I think maybe it wasn't taking up the whole screen or wasn't going completely black in between flashes, but it was decently intense flickering/flashing.
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Paranoia
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Is the fourth wall broken?
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Yes near the end
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Pregnancy
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Are there babies or unborn children?
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A large ultrasound-like image of an unborn fetus is shown.
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Prejudice
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Is there ableist language or behavior?
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There is ableism and dismissiveness towards mental health/illness.
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Does the black guy die first?
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no, but a black man is the first to be told he is not suitable for something
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Race
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Relationships
Is there a large age gap?
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Yes, there is a couple in the film who are played by actors about 15 years apart in age.
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Religious
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Sex
Is there bestiality?
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No beastiality per se, but there are scenes that include graphic images of a creature's testicles and phallus (played for laughs), including a human character being showered by the creature's glitter semen (some of which goes in his mouth). Could be triggering or off-putting for some.
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Is there sexual content?
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if you find "sex noises" triggering - there is mattress squeaking and then sighs from orgasm, no moaning/etc
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Are there incestuous relationships?
National Sexual Assault Hotline 800.656.4673
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Sexism
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Sickness
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Does someone have a chronic illness?
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allergic to technology
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Social
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Is existentialism debated?
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A running theme is criticizing society's general direction in light of technological advancements. A character questions whether or not they would even want to be born, given the state of things.
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Is someone homeless?
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Yes, a minor character is a " homeless man on the roof with a knife."
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Spoiler
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Does it have a sad ending?
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It has an open ending.
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Vehicular
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Is someone hit by a car?
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Multiple characters are hit by cars, usually as a fast "surprise" death. One is more graphically crushed by a car. Most violence is cartoonish/over-the-top.
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Violence
Is there blood/gore?
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Yes, cartoonish violence throughout.
A major character suffers frequent nose bleeds.
A major character suffers frequent nose bleeds.
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Is there gun violence?
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Gun violence is a major theme of the movie. School shootings (implied/off screen) are so frequent/common, that some parents joke about how often they've lost kids to it. Some parents grieve, but the world basically brushes it off as an unavoidable fact of life. The humor is very dark.
Also, numerous characters die on screen from being shot (often excessive, cartoonish levels of bullets).
Also, numerous characters die on screen from being shot (often excessive, cartoonish levels of bullets).
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