Key Largo
Movie • 1948 • Crime
ReportA hurricane swells outside, but it's nothing compared to the storm within the hotel at Key Largo. There, sadistic mobster Johnny Rocco holes up - and holds at gunpoint hotel owner James Temple, his widowed daughter-in-law Nora, and ex-GI Frank McCloud.
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A woman is grabbed and kissed without her consent, rapey comments are made
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It is mentioned, and a character threatens to have another character tortured if he does not do what he wants but nothing is seen onscreen and the threats aren’t very explicit.
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A woman is grabbed and forced into a closet which she is then locked in. She is hear shouting to be let out but does not seem very distressed, she is also seen later in the film and appears to be fine. Another woman in grabbed by a man and kissed without her consent, the same man later grabs her and she spits on him. This results in a tense scene where he and other men talk about hitting or shooting her but nothing happens.
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One scene could be particularly distressing, a man forces his wife/partner to sing when she does not want to. She is addicted to alcohol and he uses this to control her, not letting her drink. He says that if she sings she can drink, she sings and he then says she isn’t allowed to drink because she didn’t sing well. She then becomes distressed and cries.
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There are some gunshots and screaming throughout the film, it is usually obvious when this will happen though as a character will have been wielding a gun or someone has just been shot etc.
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Native Americans are referred to as "Indians" and "reds" and are not described or treated well by today’s standards. There is no violence or severe hate speech though.
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There are, however, Indigenous people referred to as “Indians,” two of whom die, and all of whom are not handled well by today’s standards
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Towards the end of the film a woman says "I’ll kill myself, I will" when the man she’s in love with says he’s leaving without her.
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Native Americans are referred to as "Indians" and "reds" and are not described or treated well by today’s standards. There is no violence or severe hate speech though.
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Is someone's mouth covered?
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A woman screams after a man is shot and another man covers her mouth with his hand briefly.
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Does someone fall to their death?
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Someone is shot and then offscreen falls and dies, the body is seen later in brief scenes with no obvious deformation
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Is there a shower scene?
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There is a brief bathtub scene where only a guy is seen from the waist up
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Does someone spit?
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A woman being assaulted spits in her attacker’s face, and it’s discussed slightly more in the scene
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Is someone kidnapped?
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A large portion of the film happens with the protagonist and some others in a hostage situation
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A character is shown to be addicted to alcohol but this is not discussed in any detail.
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Are there natural bodies of water?
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The film takes place in a hotel by the sea, the sea is seen on several occasions throughout the film.
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Does someone abuse alcohol?
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A woman is shown to be addicted to alcohol, she drinks throughout the film but also spends a lot of time talking about wanting to drink and asking for a drink. She is shown to be distressed when her husband/partner won’t allow her to drink and he uses this to control her.
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Is there ableist language or behavior?
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A character who uses a wheelchair describes himself as a "cr*pple", other characters then mock him and make fun of him as he tried to stand and cross a room.
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Is there incarceration?
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It is not seen, but at the beginning law enforcement officers are searching for two Native American men who have escaped from prison. Another man then tells them to turn themselves in.
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A woman is shown to be addicted to alcohol, she drinks throughout the film but also spends a lot of time talking about wanting to drink and asking for a drink. She is shown to be distressed when she cannot drink.
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