Police Story: Lockdown (2013)

Female exotic dancers dance in cages and in front of people wearing bras and small shorts. No sex. No nudity.

A man threatens to commit suicide as he stands on top of a high building, about to jump. A police office grabs him, the man swings at him with a knife barely curing the officers face but they both fall, although they land safely.

A man grabs another man while wearing an explosive vest. He lights the fuse but is tackled and the fuse removed.

A man is hit from behind, and watches as a few other people are grabbed and hit. A man then kicks him in the face and is knocked out.

A criminal fights with a police officer, swinging at him with a shovel. However the police officer beats and captures the man after a brief fistfight.

A man is shot in slow motion and we see the bullet pass through him with minor blood.

A brief police car chase where two cars are flipped and shots are fired.

Two man fight hand-to-hand in an extended fight. It is fairly brutal but is finished when one man passes out.

A flash back to illegal fights for money in front of a crown of people. Some of the hits are very brutal, but minor gore.

A police officer is shot at by criminals as he hides from them, but he is not hit.

A woman's throat is lit with a knife, but the injury is not shown. It is said that she bled to death.

Several shootings occur, and some people are hit, however most injuries are non-fatal.

A man is shot by snipers.

A man imagines several violent situation, including explosions and shootings, although they do not really happen.

Strong violence, including fistfights and shootouts.

'Sh*t' is said once.

'H*ll' is said twice.

Just like many other Jackie Chan's films, this film features a very low amount of profanity.

The entire movie is mainly set in a bar.

There is a lot of drinking in about the first quarter of the film.

Bottles on display behind a bartender who makes drinks.

References to smoking.

A father takes a cigarette from the mouth of his adult daughter.

A hostage situation in a drug store in reference to sleeping pills for a suicide attempt.

Several references to suicide.

The many acts of crime and the instances of violence throughout are intense.

A father and daughter have an emotional exchange talking about their dead wife and mother.

The ending is very intense.

The tone is dark and intense throughout.