The Pirates (2014)

A ship is trafficking girls as slaves, one says her father sold her.

A man looks suggestively at a woman, sexual intent is implied.

Eunuchs are mentioned in a demand for tribute as well as "maids" - whose meaning is unclear in translation to english.

A couple of women in period non-revealing undergarments are seen playfully teasing a man in an implied manner.

Several men are seen shirtless, bathing in the rain. A woman smiles approvingly.

A comment is made about the size of a male whale's thingy.

A man puts his hand in his pants to rub his groin with a womans hand connected to his wrist.

Action violence is throughout the film, without any significant gore ore gruesome detail

An unarmed man is slashed across the throat, blood is seen as he dies in another man's arms.

A man executes prisoners with a crossbow while questioning them.

A man is tied up and dumped overboard.

Numerous stylishly choreographed sword fights involving death or maiming, though done without much blood.

A man is beheaded, the camera shows the sword swing toward the camera, then the silhouette of blood spray cartoonish.

A man is comically, albeit unwillingly, dunked in water repeatedly to obtain information.

One man beats another with a bell.

A man is headbutt and his cart is stolen.

A waterwheel is blown up and wrecks part of a city.

A man is pierced by several arrows at once.

Civilians are struck by arrows and killed by the sword.

Blood gushes from a whales spout, spraying the crew of a ship.

-A man is stabbed in the foot, pinning him to the deck of a ship

Explosions consume people, launching others into the air.

A woman is impaled in the shoulder, blood seeps from the wound. Later the gash is visible in a closeup.

A whale is repeatedly hunted throughout the film, cannons, explosives and harpoons are fired or thrown with various effect.

Uses of expressions like oh God and d***, like h***

Infrequent use of sh**, Da** and Bas****

A woman is frequently called a b****

Mildly demeaning comments regarding the value and role of women are common in the film, and in keeping with the setting of the film

Some drinking. Characters are shown drunk.

The captain of a ship orders alcohol to be given to the crew

A man is suddenly charged by a shark, and sees it coming through the water

Another man falls in the water and the crew battle the shark in what turns into a comical situation, but could be intense at the start for a younger audience

A village is destroyed, with children crying over dead bodies.