In Harm's Way (1965)

Nudity: None

Female soldiers wolf whistle shirtless Hawaiian rowers.

Moderate- Implied Rape and Sexual Aggression

A woman who's drunk at a military ball makes a scene by being boisterous and dancing seductively in front of everyone.

A man and woman pull up to a beach in a car. The woman gets out and proceeds to take off her clothes but she turns her back to the camera, so no nudity is seen except for her bare back. She later gets into the water and beckons the man to come and join her (the tops of her breasts are breifly seen in the water). The couple is later seen waking up on a beach under a blanket together (sex is implied) with the man wearing only pants and its implied that the woman is completely nude, seeing that she keeps the blanket wrapped around her for the entire scene.

While sitting on a couch a man and woman are conversing when he forcefully kisses her against her wishes. He becomes more aggressive and forcefully grabs her head and kisses her numerous more times. She is visibly traumatized and he calls her a tease.

A car collides with a truck and explodes into flames, there is not much action for most of the film.

A man is shot and killed while flying a plane. Blood is seen leaving the side of his mouth as he is dying.

One of the nurses at the army hospital commits suicide by taking an overdose of sleeping pills. A nurse is seen trying to wake her, finding the empty bottle and a note she left. Her fiance is emotionally notified by his father.

The words "shit" and the f-bomb are exclaimed once or twice each during the climatic sea battle. However, they're partially obscured due to all the explosions and general chaos going on.

The words "Damn", "God", and "Hell" are used throughout the film from time to time.

The phrases "Screw the captain!" and "Screw it up", as well as the terms Arse and Bastard, are used once each. Bloody is used twice.

Some may also find the use of the words "Jap" and "Nip" offensive, which are used extensively throughout.

Drugs, recreational: None

Numerous scenes of drinking and smoking throughout the film.

Suggested MPAA Rating: R for War Violence, Sexual Situations, and For Strong Language Including Racial Epithets.