Parents Guide for
Get Smart (2008) More at IMDbPro »

There is brief mention of sex between two characters, a man's butt is shown.

Maxwell discusses his preference for briefs over boxers with fairly vague language, the meaning of which is clear to adults.

Maxwell grabs a woman's buttocks.

Agent 99 avoids lasers by crawling under them, wearing a revealing, cut-off skirt. A brief discussion ensues concerning whether Maxwell is staring at her butt. Agent 99's underwear are briefly visible during this scene.

A couple is briefly shown on a boat kissing.

Maxwell and the bad guy (both men) kiss but Max is only trying to distract him and shortly after punches him in the face.

A woman has her robe open, briefly revealing lace undergarments (not see through)

Maxwell is seen holding a bad guy from behind. It looks as though they are having sex.

During a fight, Maxwell lands on top of Agent 99 with his hand on her breast.

Most Violence and Action is in humorous fashion, although in some scenes they are intense. There is no blood in any scene in this film (besides a nosebleed). However they are often quite 'cringe' making ...one man has something stapled to his head and another gets long needle type things pierce his ear, nose.... Not at all graphic and very funny but the idea and reaction is slightly sickening

Numerous people are shot and killed. I didn't keep a running total, but each time it seemed a bit jarring in a comedy. No gore, and they happen as the "good guys" are escaping from the "bad guys," but it's still shooting and killing

A main character is on top of a car on train tracks. The car smashes into a train and explodes with the character in it. No blood or gore is shown, but it is intense.

3 "s" words (1 in subtitles), 2 slang term using male genitals ("d*ck-wad" and "ballsack"), another made-up one for female ones (I didn't catch the word), 6 damns, 3 asses (1 used with "hole"), 3 hells, 1 crap, and 1 S.O.B.

Some action scenes, especially the final action piece, may be intense for younger viewers.