Quick (2011) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?
Age Rating, Sex, Violence & Language
A biker is forced to deliver a ticking time bomb by a mysterious caller who has put an explosive helmet on his ex-girlfriend.
Rated NR • 2011 • 1h 55m
This high-octane South Korean action-comedy follows a motorcycle messenger, Ki-su, who is forced to deliver bombs across Seoul by a mysterious terrorist. The film earns its mature rating due to frequent and intense action violence, including numerous large-scale explosions, dangerous vehicle chases resulting in crashes, and some fistfights. The central premise, where Ki-su's ex-girlfriend Ah-rom is forced to wear a helmet rigged with… Sign up for the full guide
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Is Quick appropriate for kids?
This high-octane South Korean action-comedy follows a motorcycle messenger, Ki-su, who is forced to deliver bombs across Seoul by a mysterious terrorist. The film earns its mature rating due to frequent and intense action violence, including numerous large-scale explosions… Read more — free account
Content severity in Quick
What happens in Quick, moment by moment
- 0:07 🔥 Mature Themes 3/10
- 0:12 ⚔ Violence & Gore 7/10
- 0:18 🔥 Mature Themes 7/10
Sex and nudity in Quick
Sexual content is very light. There is a past romantic relationship between the two leads which leads to some bickering and a few kisses. The female lead is a pop singer and wears some stage outfits that could be considered revealing.
Violence and gore in Quick
Violence is strong and pervasive, forming the core of the film's action. There are multiple, large-scale explosions that destroy buildings and vehicles, often with implied casualties. Numerous high-speed motorcycle and car chases feature reckless driving, crashes, and significant property damage. The constant threat of a bomb exploding on a character's head is a central element. Some scenes include fistfights and confrontations with gangsters, though the focus remains on demolition and stunt-work over graphic…
Read more — free accountLanguage in Quick
Language is moderate. Characters use profanity throughout, especially during moments of high stress, panic, and anger, which are frequent. The language is consistent with what one might expect in a high-stakes action film involving criminals and police.
Drugs, alcohol, and smoking in Quick
Substance use is minimal. There may be some incidental social drinking in the background of scenes set in bars or apartments, but it is not a focus of the plot.
Mature themes in Quick
The film deals with several mature themes. The primary theme is terrorism and coercion, as the protagonists are forced to carry out criminal acts under the threat of death. It also explores the consequences of past recklessness, personal betrayal, and the psychological stress of being a hostage. The plot involves organized crime and police chases.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Quick appropriate for kids?
Bontent's parent guide suggests Quick is best for ages 15+. It's rated NR. This high-octane South Korean action-comedy follows a motorcycle messenger, Ki-su, who is forced to deliver bombs across Seoul by a mysterious terrorist. The film earns its mature rating due to frequent and intense…
What age rating does Quick have?
Quick is officially rated NR. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 15+.
What is Quick about?
This high-octane South Korean action-comedy follows a motorcycle messenger, Ki-su, who is forced to deliver bombs across Seoul by a mysterious terrorist. The film earns its mature rating due to frequent and intense action violence, including numerous large-scale explosions, dangerous vehicle chases resulting in…
Is there sex or nudity in Quick?
Sexual content is very light. There is a past romantic relationship between the two leads which leads to some bickering and a few kisses. The female lead is a pop singer and wears some stage outfits that could be considered revealing.
How violent is Quick?
Violence is strong and pervasive, forming the core of the film's action. There are multiple, large-scale explosions that destroy buildings and vehicles, often with implied casualties. Numerous high-speed motorcycle and car chases feature reckless driving…
Is the language in Quick appropriate for kids?
Language is moderate. Characters use profanity throughout, especially during moments of high stress, panic, and anger, which are frequent. The language is consistent with what one might expect in a high-stakes action film involving criminals and police.
Are drugs, alcohol, or smoking shown in Quick?
Substance use is minimal. There may be some incidental social drinking in the background of scenes set in bars or apartments, but it is not a focus of the plot.
What mature themes appear in Quick?
The film deals with several mature themes. The primary theme is terrorism and coercion, as the protagonists are forced to carry out criminal acts under the threat of death. It also explores the consequences of past recklessness, personal betrayal, and the…
How long is Quick?
Quick runs 115 minutes, directed by Cho Beom-gu, released in 2011.
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