Parents Guide for
Chicago (2002) More at IMDbPro »

-At the beginning of the movie a man takes a woman home and has sex with her, we see some thrusting (Brief) and a very brief image of his butt while thrusting, there are several images of the them shoulder up and we hear lots of moaning. Mild images of this scene are repeated several times throughout the movie.

-A man gets out of bed and hugs a woman and set in bed for sometime before leaving bed (They had Sex)

-Lots and lots of suggestive singing and dancing by men and women in costumes ranging form sexy to very scanty.

-A woman finds her husband in bed with two other women under the covers. He is bare chested and so are they, however their breasts are hidden by the covers. (It's implied that they had Sex)

-A woman sings about her sex life saying sentences such as "It was like he was fixing a carbenator"

-Several Kisses.

-A man and woman struggle. he hits and pushes her. After she falls to the floor she reaches for a gun and shoots him three times. We see a flash bulb image of the victim with blood on his shirt and mouth.

-A woman shoots a man and two women in a bedroom, the camera cuts away with every shot, but we later see the dead bodies with astonishingly little blood.

-Many women discuss their murders of others and mime them with dance including stabbing, strangling and shooting. One of them mentions that her victim was beheaded (She's speaking Hungarian with no subtitles).

-A woman hides a gun and washes some blood off of her hands.

-A person walks to a gallows to be executed by hanging. the rope is put around the neck. We see the trap door open and the criminal fall; then we see the body from the chest down swinging at the end of the rope.

-An arrested woman assaults reporters with kicking groins and pushing.

-A woman shoots a man; we see him lying on stairs with blood dripping from his head.

The S-word is used at least three times. There are other profane and vulgar expressions scattered through the film.

-Many characters smoke and drink, sometimes to excess, just as one might expect in a movie set in the nightclub scene of the 1930s.

-Drugs are mentioned a couple of times.

The Violence section may contain some intense scenes, particularly the first one under Violence/Gore.