Unstoppable (2018) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Unstoppable is best for ages 15+. It's rated 16. In Unstoppable, a retired gangster named Dong-chul is forced back into his violent past after his wife, Ji-soo, is kidnapped by a predatory human trafficking ring. The film features moderate intensity through grounded…

Unstoppable is officially rated 16. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 15+.

In Unstoppable, a retired gangster named Dong-chul is forced back into his violent past after his wife, Ji-soo, is kidnapped by a predatory human trafficking ring. The film features moderate intensity through grounded, aggressive hand-to-hand combat and dark criminal subject matter involving abduction and…

None, other than brief glimpses of women's photos used for trafficking purposes.

Moderate, featuring realistic and aggressive hand-to-hand fighting, bone-crunching impacts, and characters being thrown through furniture or into walls. No gore is shown, but the brawls are frequent and emphasize physical brutality.

Mild, consisting of occasional profanity and infrequent misuses of religious language during heated confrontations.

Mild, including occasional scenes of casual drinking and characters shown smoking.

Deals with kidnapping, human trafficking, and extortion, including a suicide scene involving a desperate husband. These elements are handled with a dark tone throughout the film.

Unstoppable runs 116 minutes, directed by Kim Min-ho, released in 2018.

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