Riddick (2013)

It is implied through verbal references that Riddick and Dahl sleep together sometime after the climax and before the final scene.

Theatrical: Four women are in a bed naked. We see one breast and nipple of a woman, her stomach, legs and most importantly full frontal. There is some shadow provided from her legs that cover her vagina (her shaved pubic area is visible, not her vagina/labia). This scene lasts approximately 20-30 combined seconds, with the women either in the background or being the prime focus the entire time. Extended: This entire scene is slightly prolonged with a much longer shot of the nude women on the bed with shaved pubic area completely visible; This only lasts a few seconds longer, & one of the women walks away from the bed towards Riddick, with her butt fully visible behind her clothing (brief).

From a distance, we briefly see a silhouette of Riddick naked.

A woman washes herself in a bathroom. She is seen topless at several points during this scene. Combined the scenes last for a few seconds.

A character mentions his intent to have sex (in the context of the dialogue rape is implied) with her and then mentions watching her while she showered. A few crude sexual references are made.

A male character pins a female character to the floor and licks her face. There is clear intention of rape although the scene ends shortly thereafter.

Sexual innuendos and crude references are made periodically throughout the movie.

A man tells a woman in front of her male team members that she should have sex with a male prisoner. The next day one of the men states that he will have sex with the woman.

There are several moments where dialogue either implicitly or explicitly implies rape. There is no actual sexual encounters in the movie, only references, crude dialog and a lengthy scene of nudity.

Numerous Brutal/Bloody Violence throughout with many characters in constant peril, some in deadly & rather grisly situations.

Lots of gore, most of it from alien creatures, some of it human.

A number of characters are killed and their bloodied bodies are shown.

The main character Riddick is in constant bloody condition & is brutally wounded several times where he is seen performing surgery on himself in a number of scenes; Very Graphic.

A man's head is severed between the jaws with a machete, the upper head falls into a box while his body remains standing with the lower half of the head still in place; Gory/Bloody.

A major character's pet is shot and killed; Blood is visible squirting out from its head. VERY emotional/sudden.

A character is shot with tranquilizer darts; No blood, but he is seen in agonizing pain, limping to the ground.

Riddick is impaled in the abdomen by the tooth of one of the creatures; He removes it, & blood is seen rapidly pouring out of the wound as he collapses to the ground in shock. Riddick is then seen crawling to a bunch of volcanic rocks, picks one up, and performs a cauterization on himself before entering into the final battle; He is shrieking in pain as this happens.

A character is shot while running away and bleeds to death.

The last confrontation of the film with Riddick solely against a swarm of Scorpion Aliens is truly violent & shocking.

A decent amount of cussing throughout. R-rated language

55 F-Words

A few uses of sh*t, b*tch, a**, p*ss, damn, sucks, name callings (dingo-dongo thing, etc.)

Some heavy sexually charged dialogue throughout

Riddick tells a character that his son was addicted to morphine.

Riddick and his Alien dog use scorpion venom to develop immunity.

A couple of characters smoke.

It's dark, violent, and tragically emotional. We witness a near vulnerable Riddick put through his most physical & mental tests throughout the picture.

There are a lot of frightening scenes in the movie.

Intense scenes included in the above posted material are considered Frightening & Bloodily Violent

The atmosphere of the whole movie is dark and depressive with blood thirsty creatures and death all around.

The musical score by Graeme Revell is dark, simplistic, emotional, & powerful, complementing the tones of the film perfectly.