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Sex & Nudity
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- The tribe is marrying off very young girls to much older men as it is part of their culture and religious practices.
- During the first fifteen minutes or a long scene of zulus dancing; massive zulu women dancing topless. Large number of topless female zulus at mass wedding ceremony. After topless woman in white ropes, runs across the front of the screen; is the last zulu woman nudity scene. The nudity is non-sexual in nature and is really nothing to worry about
- A British Soldier grabs a white woman and says to her: "how about a kiss." He barely rips the top of her dress but you see no flesh.
Violence & Gore
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- Lots of battle scenes where the outnumbered British hold off against lots of Zulu attacks. The British open fire and kill dozens of charging Zulus, with some blood. An epic battle then emerges that goes on for a long time, with the British using swords and bayonets and the Zulus using shields and short spears. There are bloody results and close ups of men on both sides getting stabbed. Several men on both sides are shot, some at point-blank range, sliced, cut and stabbed. We see some blood and bloodied bayonets/swords/spears.
- The Zulus attack a hospital building, but the British evacuate the wounded. We briefly see some scenes at the hospital where the medic works on the wounded men. We can see his bloody hands.
- We see the aftermath of a battle with several dead bodies and things on fire.
- In one scene, the British slaughter charging Zulus and we see several Zulu dead piled up afterwards.
Profanity
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- 2 uses of 'Bastard'
- A few uses of 'Damn' and 'Hell'. Around 5 uses of 'Bloody'.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- A character retires to a room where he drinks whiskey
- A minor character gets drunk
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- The whole movie is very intense as the British are massively outnumbered.
