Does the dog die?
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Wolf
Movie • 1994 • Fantasy
ReportPublisher Will Randall becomes a werewolf and has to fight to keep his job.
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No, and there is no dog, only 'wolves'.
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Yes. (This trigger has already been posted here once.)
01:43:13 One character shoves?/puts? his nose into the crotch of a female character, which nobody notices despite being in a gd police station,
01:51:49 and a character thrusts up against another character against a door.
01:53:16-01:53:42 Failed attempt at rape, and in front of someone. It is during the climax of the story, but skipping it will not affect your understanding of the film.
01:43:13 One character shoves?/puts? his nose into the crotch of a female character, which nobody notices despite being in a gd police station,
01:51:49 and a character thrusts up against another character against a door.
01:53:16-01:53:42 Failed attempt at rape, and in front of someone. It is during the climax of the story, but skipping it will not affect your understanding of the film.
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Is a woman brutalized for spectacle?
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Yes. 01:53:16-01:53:42 Failed attempt at rape. It is during the climax of the story, but skipping it will not affect your understanding of the film.
A male character attacks a female character while lucid and in control. It is very clear he intends to rape her, and in front of someone. It goes on a little too long to be an establishment of the horror or his intentions, which are already clear. The whole thing is also unnecessary. It was for shock.
A male character attacks a female character while lucid and in control. It is very clear he intends to rape her, and in front of someone. It goes on a little too long to be an establishment of the horror or his intentions, which are already clear. The whole thing is also unnecessary. It was for shock.
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Does someone attempt suicide?
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Are there homophobic slurs?
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Uh. Maybe...? A male character at 00:12:12 mentions "gay seniors" as an example of how artless and dead inside people have become. There's no connection between gay old men and what he's talking about, so I've put it here.
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Is there throat mutilation?
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01:28:04 Someone is mentioned having a ripped out throat, mentioned again at 01:30:28
01:49:55 A man's neck is attacked, mauled.
01:50:27 A man is shown with his neck bloody and ripped, he is dead.
01:56:03 A man is shown bloody but you can't see his neck, it's implied. He is also dead.
01:49:55 A man's neck is attacked, mauled.
01:50:27 A man is shown with his neck bloody and ripped, he is dead.
01:56:03 A man is shown bloody but you can't see his neck, it's implied. He is also dead.
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Abandonment
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Abuse
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Is there domestic violence?
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Are there abusive parents?
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A female character has problems with her father but it seems to be on a morals basis.
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Is someone stalked?
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Again, I don't understand the "yes" vote. There is no stalking in this film.
Stalking is a concentrated effort to track someone down and watch them on purpose without them knowing, and even long after that person has said to stop following them, stop messaging them, stop calling them, and generally to leave them alone. (You can't just ghost the person and then whine "Stalker!" that they keep messaging you. You have to actually make your feelings known first so the other person knows how you feel. That's kind of how people work.🙄)
In stalking, efforts are made to find out where that person lives and works and what they are doing day-by-day. Notes are kept on what that person's route is and where they will be. Notes might also be kept on their behaviours and interests.
Each situation is different and context matters, but stalking is extreme.
Stalking is not just someone being annoying or someone "getting the last word in". Stalking is not someone standing up for themselves by messaging a person who has "noped" out of the conversation. It does not apply to miscommunications based in trying to repeatedly contact a person without getting any reply. It does not apply to police when it's part of an investigation that those police officers are assigned to investigate. And it certainly does not apply to watching/reading/liking each of someone's online posts when they make those posts available for anyone/everyone to do just that i.e. online stalking doesn't apply when someone connects all of their public accounts and they publicly post every detail of their life.
Stop spreading misinformation about real-world health and safety issues (I'm looking at you, people who abuse the term "gaslight").
Stalking is a concentrated effort to track someone down and watch them on purpose without them knowing, and even long after that person has said to stop following them, stop messaging them, stop calling them, and generally to leave them alone. (You can't just ghost the person and then whine "Stalker!" that they keep messaging you. You have to actually make your feelings known first so the other person knows how you feel. That's kind of how people work.🙄)
In stalking, efforts are made to find out where that person lives and works and what they are doing day-by-day. Notes are kept on what that person's route is and where they will be. Notes might also be kept on their behaviours and interests.
Each situation is different and context matters, but stalking is extreme.
Stalking is not just someone being annoying or someone "getting the last word in". Stalking is not someone standing up for themselves by messaging a person who has "noped" out of the conversation. It does not apply to miscommunications based in trying to repeatedly contact a person without getting any reply. It does not apply to police when it's part of an investigation that those police officers are assigned to investigate. And it certainly does not apply to watching/reading/liking each of someone's online posts when they make those posts available for anyone/everyone to do just that i.e. online stalking doesn't apply when someone connects all of their public accounts and they publicly post every detail of their life.
Stop spreading misinformation about real-world health and safety issues (I'm looking at you, people who abuse the term "gaslight").
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Is someone gaslighted?
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There is no gaslighting in this film.
Gaslighting is a concentrated effort to make someone question their memory and their own sense of judgement. It is not simply lying.
Don't spread misinformation about real-world health and safety issues.
Gaslighting is a concentrated effort to make someone question their memory and their own sense of judgement. It is not simply lying.
Don't spread misinformation about real-world health and safety issues.
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Addiction
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Animal
Are animals abused?
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quartertwothree
No animals are abused exactly, but there are a lot of scenes with horses frightened by the werewolf's presence, and a deer is killed when the wolf hunts it. There's also a wolf that gets hit by a car but appears to live.
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quartertwothree
Jack Nicholson kills a deer while hunting as a werewolf. In the beginning, a wolf is hit by a car but appears to live.
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Were animals harmed in the making?
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Anonymous
Horses are spooked 16 min in
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Is there a dead animal?
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00:51:25-00:51:46 Deer attack, including breaking the neck. The deer is screaming, it's awful. It's the only dead animal.
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Does a horse die?
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quartertwothree
There a lot of frightened horses in the film, but none of them are killed.
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Is an animal sad?
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Misiek1997
Horses are anxious
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Assault
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Attempted rape. She is able to escape
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Is rape mentioned?
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Yes. The word "raped" is mentioned once at 00:12:13 by a male character.
A male character attempts (he fails!) to rape a female character at 01:53:16-01:53:42 It is during the climax of the story, but skipping it will not affect your understanding of the film.
A male character attempts (he fails!) to rape a female character at 01:53:16-01:53:42 It is during the climax of the story, but skipping it will not affect your understanding of the film.
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Bodily Harm
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Is there genital trauma/mutilation?
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01:52:00 A male character is kneed in his balls.
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Is there body horror?
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Werewolf film, changing bodies, but not the full-body shifting of bones and such that is common in werewolf films of today. There is lots of hair, eye colour change, sharper larger teeth, and claws. The most body horror you will see is the quick closeup shot of a brutal hand-to-hand fight near the end 01:54:00-01:54:09
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Is there finger/toe mutilation?
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The main character bites off three fingers and a portion of a hand of a man who tackled him in a park at night. He later discovers the severed fingers in his pocket.
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Is there shaving/cutting?
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01:54:20 A character slashes another character's face with a pitchfork and you see the effects of it until the end of the film.
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Does someone struggle to breathe?
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01:50:43 There's a hand over a woman's mouth and she is very deeply breathing through her nose. It's audible.
01:54:38 A male character attempts to drown another male character and he loses consciousness.
01:54:38 A male character attempts to drown another male character and he loses consciousness.
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Does someone break a bone?
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01:14:58 A character pulls two severed fingers out of their pocket. You don't see the bone but it is still graphic. They also pulled out a bloody handkerchief.
Characters get into fights and are attacked a few times, and you would think several would end with broken bones, but no, nothing is heard or seen, and there are no casts in this film.
Characters get into fights and are attacked a few times, and you would think several would end with broken bones, but no, nothing is heard or seen, and there are no casts in this film.
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Does someone have a seizure?
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Not a seizure, but some people might still get upset seeing this. A few times a character appears sick, delirious, unsteady on their feet, sweaty, and is breathing heavily. Their eyes roll back a couple of times, but it lasts a second or two. They do not drool from it and do not shake uncontrollably at any point.
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Does someone fall to their death?
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Ahaha finally I get to contribute this one because this nearly made me stop the film - right at 01:54:50 a character's body lands onto some concrete steps. It is a heavy, thick, bodily sound. Made me feel sick. The character does not die from it.
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Children
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Creepy Crawly
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Death
Does a non-human character die?
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01:55:32, gunshots.
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Family
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Does someone cheat?
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The cheater also tries grovelling to come back into their former partner's life, and then blames them for not being forgiving.
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Fear
Are there jump scares?
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I'd say there are at least a couple of jumpscares in the film, regarding werewolf attacks.
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Is someone possessed?
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Not how this question means it. The talk about possession specifically starts at 00:59:20 between one character and a doctor.
There's even this:
"You'd rather be damned than die?"
"Damnation is not a part of my system of beliefs. The demon wolf is not evil unless the man he's bitten is evil."
There's even this:
"You'd rather be damned than die?"
"Damnation is not a part of my system of beliefs. The demon wolf is not evil unless the man he's bitten is evil."
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Gross
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Is there audio gore?
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Werewolves, but no shifting body parts and bones when they change! None of those sounds!
00:04:50 a 'wolf' bites a man's hand.
00:32:10 A character's hand is bit. (I think the audio is only the growling in this moment, but paired with the visual, it might still trigger someone.)
00:51:25-00:51:46 Deer attack, including breaking the neck.
01:10:30-01:10:40 A male character attacks another male character in self-defense, but ends up removing two of the person's fingers in the process. Audio and shadows only.
01:48:46-01:48:52 A man is hit with a car and run down.
01:49:55-01:49:58 A man is attacked, his neck is ripped into.
01:54:00-01:54:09 brutal fight.
01:54:23 A male character is stabbed with a pitchfork. 01:54:27 He pulls it out, same audio.
Ahaha finally I get to contribute this one because this nearly made me stop the film - right at 01:54:50 a character's body lands onto some concrete steps. It is a heavy, thick, bodily sound. Made me feel sick, I think it's the goriest audio in the film.
00:04:50 a 'wolf' bites a man's hand.
00:32:10 A character's hand is bit. (I think the audio is only the growling in this moment, but paired with the visual, it might still trigger someone.)
00:51:25-00:51:46 Deer attack, including breaking the neck.
01:10:30-01:10:40 A male character attacks another male character in self-defense, but ends up removing two of the person's fingers in the process. Audio and shadows only.
01:48:46-01:48:52 A man is hit with a car and run down.
01:49:55-01:49:58 A man is attacked, his neck is ripped into.
01:54:00-01:54:09 brutal fight.
01:54:23 A male character is stabbed with a pitchfork. 01:54:27 He pulls it out, same audio.
Ahaha finally I get to contribute this one because this nearly made me stop the film - right at 01:54:50 a character's body lands onto some concrete steps. It is a heavy, thick, bodily sound. Made me feel sick, I think it's the goriest audio in the film.
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Is someone eaten?
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00:51:25-00:51:46 Deer attack. It is not shown or stated that the deer was eaten but it's an easy assumption.
01:49:55 A man's neck is bit into as he is tackled. His throat is being attacked and it might have been partially eaten but it's not clear. There's no mention of it.
01:49:55 A man's neck is bit into as he is tackled. His throat is being attacked and it might have been partially eaten but it's not clear. There's no mention of it.
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Does someone wet/soil themselves?
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quartertwothree
Jack Nicholson's character urinates on James Spader's shoes in the bathroom, but not on himself.
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Does someone spit?
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00:05:59 Spit, but you don’t see it. It’s off-camera. Only the sound.
00:14:03 Spit, and the sound, but it’s a dry one. Not wet and you don’t see anything.
01:55:46 and 01:56:27 Drool, not spit exactly.
00:14:03 Spit, and the sound, but it’s a dry one. Not wet and you don’t see anything.
01:55:46 and 01:56:27 Drool, not spit exactly.
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Law Enforcement
Is there copaganda?
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There are police, but they are not shown to be of super-intelligence and capability. One of them says a creep of a line at the end too. This is not how cops investigate either, and the lead detectives in this film are kind of dim in the last quarter.
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LGBTQ+
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Medical
Are needles/syringes used?
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I'll put the last thing seen of the previous scene so someone can tell when it's coming:
A character says "I kiss 'em like I see 'em" then 00:10:17 this doctor visit opens with a closeup of an arm injection with a needle.
A character says "I kiss 'em like I see 'em" then 00:10:17 this doctor visit opens with a closeup of an arm injection with a needle.
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Is there a hospital scene?
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No hospital scenes. A character is seen by a doctor twice at different times in the film. I'll put the last thing seen of the previous scene so someone can tell when it's coming:
A character says "I kiss 'em like I see 'em" then 00:10:17 this doctor visit opens with a closeup of an arm injection with a needle.
A car speeds away as the sun rises then 00:53:52 this visit opens with someone's eye getting the little flashlight.
A character says "I kiss 'em like I see 'em" then 00:10:17 this doctor visit opens with a closeup of an arm injection with a needle.
A car speeds away as the sun rises then 00:53:52 this visit opens with someone's eye getting the little flashlight.
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Mental Health
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Yes. It is mentioned, not shown, off-camera and before the events of the film. 00:43:09 due to being diagnosed as borderline schizophrenic.
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Is there misophonia?
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There are many instances of misophonia, which is why the "No" answers make no sense to anyone who knows the definition of the condition. I tried to catch the ones I could.
00:05:53 Gargling.
00:05:56 Swishing.
00:05:59 Spit, but you don’t see it. It’s off-camera. Only the sound.
00:06:22 Purses lips, then smacks them once.
00:07:00 Picking up a phone and dialing the buttons.
00:14:03 Spit, and the sound, but it’s a dry one. Not wet and you don’t see anything.
00:22:04 Turning off the lamp.
00:22:08 Alarm clock is LOUD. It's like a jumpscare so I'm not sure if this applies given the volume.
00:23:39 Dinner scene.
00:40:28-00:42:09 Peanut butter and jelly jam sesh, sandwiches for lunch.
00:57:12-00:57:20 Full mouth chewing, trying to talk at the same time. Sounds only.
01:10:40 Loud phone ringing. Another jumpscare. The ringing lasts for as long as the camera stays on the phone.
There's a lipsmack while a character is talking on the phone.
01:17:44 A pair of clinking handcuffs.
01:25:22 Light snoring.
01:28:25 Lipsmack.
01:35:58 Ringing phone.
01:36:02 Panting, heavy breathing for the phone call, and while in that room where the phone call took place.
01:45:14 pencil writing on paper.
01:50:46 A woman is very deeply breathing through her nose. It's audible. She is still deeply breathing somewhat after the person takes their hand off her mouth.
00:05:53 Gargling.
00:05:56 Swishing.
00:05:59 Spit, but you don’t see it. It’s off-camera. Only the sound.
00:06:22 Purses lips, then smacks them once.
00:07:00 Picking up a phone and dialing the buttons.
00:14:03 Spit, and the sound, but it’s a dry one. Not wet and you don’t see anything.
00:22:04 Turning off the lamp.
00:22:08 Alarm clock is LOUD. It's like a jumpscare so I'm not sure if this applies given the volume.
00:23:39 Dinner scene.
00:40:28-00:42:09 Peanut butter and jelly jam sesh, sandwiches for lunch.
00:57:12-00:57:20 Full mouth chewing, trying to talk at the same time. Sounds only.
01:10:40 Loud phone ringing. Another jumpscare. The ringing lasts for as long as the camera stays on the phone.
There's a lipsmack while a character is talking on the phone.
01:17:44 A pair of clinking handcuffs.
01:25:22 Light snoring.
01:28:25 Lipsmack.
01:35:58 Ringing phone.
01:36:02 Panting, heavy breathing for the phone call, and while in that room where the phone call took place.
01:45:14 pencil writing on paper.
01:50:46 A woman is very deeply breathing through her nose. It's audible. She is still deeply breathing somewhat after the person takes their hand off her mouth.
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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Are there anxiety attacks?
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00:16:27 Anxiety attack.
00:17:45 A female character even identifies the cause of a male character’s issue as being anxiety. She specifically calls it an “anxiety attack”.
00:17:45 A female character even identifies the cause of a male character’s issue as being anxiety. She specifically calls it an “anxiety attack”.
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Noxious
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Pregnancy
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Prejudice
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Is there hate speech?
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Uh. Maybe...? A male character at 00:12:12 mentions "gay seniors" as an example of how artless and dead inside people have become. There's no connection between gay old men and what he's talking about, so I've put it here.
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Sex
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Are there incestuous relationships?
National Sexual Assault Hotline 800.656.4673
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Is there sexual content?
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quartertwothree
Implied sex scenes and some kissing.
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Spoiler
Does it have a sad ending?
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quartertwothree
I'm going with no, but it's debatable. Michelle Pfeiffer comes out of it better than anyone.
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Vehicular
Does a car crash?
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quartertwothree
In the beginning, he hits a wolf with his car.
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Is someone hit by a car?
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quartertwothree
A wolf.
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Violence
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Is there gun violence?
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01:10:24 A mugger threatens someone with a gun.
01:55:32 Shooting someone dead.
01:55:32 Shooting someone dead.
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Does someone drown?
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01:54:38 A male character attempts to drown another male character.
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