Logan

Constant, graphic violence with lots of blood and gore. Metal claws slice and stab through flesh, skulls, and more. Characters are impaled in the chest, with blood gushing out; one gets impaled with wood splinters, causing him to bleed as he groans in pain before being torn apart into pieces (brief but gory). Heads are severed; most of the time, no close detail is shown, but in one scene, a child carries a decapitated head and rolls it on the ground, creating a trail of blood. Many children are shown trapped in a lab-like facility; they engage in self-harm from emotional distress, including cutting their own arms. Guns and shooting. (Spoiler alert!) A main character saves a bullet, implying suicidal ideation -- he later dies after getting impaled into a tree branch, blood flowing out of his stomach as his tween daughter cries and holds his corpse.

Strong language throughout, including "f--k," "motherf--ker," "s--t," "bulls--t," "a--hole," "ass," "goddamn," "d--k," and "hell." Also "pendejo" and the derogatory term "cholos."

A woman exposes her naked breasts in a limo.

The main character is said to be an alcoholic and is shown drinking several times. He buys illegal drugs (mostly medicine) for another character.

The film centers on White characters Logan and Laura, who portray a non-traditional family unit (Spoiler alert! Laura was created with Logan's Wolverine DNA). Tween Laura holds her own as the female lead with a unique backstory and a lot of screentime. Nurse Gabriela (Puerto-Rican American actor Elizabeth Rodriguez) serves as Laura's mother figure and risks her own life to protect her. Logan's struggles with PTSD and depression are central to his character arc. Professor Xavier (non-disabled, 77-year-old actor Patrick Stewart at the time of the film's release) is a once-powerful telepath who's paralyzed from the waist down and uses a wheelchair. He's portrayed as sickly, constantly suffering from seizures, memory loss, and confusion, though he still has moments of lucid wisdom. Besides Logan, Professor Xavier's other caretaker is a brave and kind character with albinism (played by Stephen Merchant, who doesn't have albinism). Farmer Will Munson (Black actor Eriq La Salle) is portrayed as brave and kind. Though he has limited screen time, his story arc has significant emotional impact. The rest of the cast and creators are predominantly White.