Batman: The Killing Joke (2016)

A woman's back is shown briefly. ( Non-Sexual)

Some cleavage scenes.

Plenty of sexual innuendos.

Women wear revealing outfits.

Batman and Batgirl kiss. Very quick.

Commissioner Gordon is shown naked from the behind. (Non-sexual)

The Joker shows the photos of the naked girl to her father.

Some sexual references.

Batman beats up a man, and is probably the most violent Batman animated film out there

The violence in this film is super rare, but when it occurs, it's shocking and realistically graphic. The tone is really dark and unexpected, and is about as intense as <a class="ipc-md-link ipc-md-link--entity" href="/title/tt7286456/?ref_=ttpg_gi">Joker (2019)</a>.

A woman is shot in the stomach by The Joker, blood is shown shooting out. As a result, she is permanently paralyzed.

A man is shot in the head and blood sprays out by several men. This was shown two times.

Batgirl punches a man repeatedly in the face, her hand then has blood on it.

Some mild action fight sequences throughout.

Two uses of the word "shit."

One use of "asshole."

Two uses of the word "piss."

"B.S." is said at least once, which is short for "bullshit."

A gangster says "screwed up."

Mild - Occasional uses of "hell", "ass", "bitch", "asshole", "pissed", "good in the sack", and "goddammit".

The word "freakin" is used a few times.

The following profanity is used: Hell, damn, ass, one use of 'bitch', one use of 'Goddamn', and about two uses of 'Jesus'.

A bottle of tequila is seen.

A man pulls out a cigar when confronted by Batman but he is never seen actually smoking it.

Occasional drinking.

Joker (before he becomes the Joker) is seen drinking what appears to be rum, gin or wine in a bar while talking to two gangsters.

Barbara is shown taking contraceptives.

Cocaine paraphernalia is seen on a table on a yacht

More dark, disturbing, and intense rather than outright violent.

Some viewers may find the carnival scenes to be disturbing.

Even though its animated format prevents it from being too shocking, it's still extremely brutal, bleak and realistic, and not at all comical or "cartoony".

A man is stripped naked and forced onto a hellish ghost train ride to send him mad. No detailed nudity is shown.

Joker's presence and transformation is disturbing and scary.