The movie is about the experiences of American soldier Louis Zamperini, who was a prisoner of war of Japan during World War II and was tortured and abused during that time; there is cursing, beatings, starvation, and various other violence, on top of the typical war violence (bombings, plane crashes) and threats of ...

Does Unbroken have bad language?

Unbroken is rated PG-13 by the MPAA for war violence including intense sequences of brutality, and for brief language. Violence: Planes drop bombs on a city. ... Characters are attacked by sharks, shot at by an enemy plane and subjected to dehydration and starvation.

Are there any inappropriate scenes in Unbroken?

Non-sexual nudity includes a scene in which prisoners are forced to undress, and viewers see their bare bottoms. Brief profanity includes a partial "f--k," "s--t," "damn," and "ass." A teen boy takes swigs from liquor disguised in milk bottles. Some characters smoke cigarettes (accurate for the era).