Mohs Scale Of Violence Hardness / Film Levels 0 To 5

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Level 0

• 12 Angry Men (1957) ^note  The plot revolves around a murder trial (involving a stabbing), but there's no actual violence onscreen.
• The Age of Innocence (1993) ^note  Despite Martin Scorsese famously calling this his "most violent film", there's absolutely no violence of the physical variety. It is all Passive-Aggressive Kombat, and there is a ton.
• All the President's Men (1976)
• An American in Paris (1951) ^note  No violence.
• The Before Trilogy (1998-2012) ^note  No violence.
• Be Somebody Or Be Somebodys Fool (1984) ^note  There's no real violence here, unless you count Mr. T catching, and presumably killing, a fly (which is nothing more than a buzzing sound effect) at a picnic.
• Charlotte's Web (2006) ^note  A spider dies of old age and a pig is the victim of attempted murder, but there is no actual violence.
• Desert Hearts (1985) ^note  The film is rated R for a lesbian sex scene, but there's no violence.
• Donald Trump's The Art of the Deal: The Movie (2016)
• E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982) ^note  ET and Elliot get sick and the latter thinks they're dying but there's nothing gory; they just get pale and lethargic. Elliot gets a minor cut, but that's healed in seconds flat.
• Grease (1978) ^note  There's some slapstick so minor it doesn't even reach level 1.
• How to Marry a Millionaire (1953) ^note  Some characters get sick, but there's nothing graphic and they live. One character is wearing an eye patch, but there's no violence related to missing eyes involved, although some characters (non-graphically) speculate on how he lost his eye.
• Inherit the Wind (1960) ^note  One character, Matthew Harrison Brady (Fredric March). does die non-violently, though.
• The King's Speech (2010) ^note  One character, King George V (Michael Gambon), does die non-violently in bed, though.
• The Last Laugh (1924) ^note  Nothing violent occurs.
• The Magic Of The Golden Bear Goldy III (1994) ^note  There's a light, friendly glove-slap. It appears that the titular bear is shot, but she just faints upon guns being fired near her.
• Make Way for Tomorrow (1937) ^note  There's nothing violent in this film.
• The Millionaire (1931) ^note  There's nothing violent in this movie.
• My Dinner with Andre (1981)
• School of Rock (2003) ^note  The most violent this film gets is a comedic, unsuccessful attempt at a stage dive.
• Searching for Bobby Fischer (1993)
• 1776 (1972)
• The Singing Fool (1928) ^note  A child character dies of an illness in a very sad scene, but it's technically not violence.
• The Sound of Music (1965) ^note  A character is threatened at gunpoint, but there is no actual violence.
• Swing Time (1936) ^note  A friendly bop to the back of the head is as violent as it gets.
• The Truman Show (1998)^note At most, Truman is restrained by guards trying to run past them. A storm sent onto his sailboat is tense but doesn't count.
• Wilson (1944)

Level 1

• Adam's Rib (1949) ^note  A man is shot, but there's no blood, and he lives and recovers. Domestic abuse is a theme.
• All About Eve (1950) ^note  While the film can feel unsettling, the only actual violence is a woman being slapped.
• Animal Crackers (1930) ^note  Some slapstick-y antics with firearms are as violent as it gets.
• Annie (1982) (1982) ^note  Annie and Sandy are in danger several times, "Rooster" tries to kill her, but there is no actual violence.
• Barbie (2023) ^note  In the real world, a man slaps Barbie on the rear end and she punches him in the face. In Barbieland, a brutal fist fight ensues between Allan and some of the Kens, and the Kens go to war against each other with weapons such as sports equipment and arrows. However, there’s no blood or injury detail whatsoever.
• A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood (2019) ^note  A man has a very mildly bloody nose after being punched. It should probably also be mentioned that there's a non-violent death.
• The Best Years of Our Lives (1946) ^note  A man is thrown into glass, causing it to shatter. No blood or injury detail visible.
• Big (1988) ^note  A man and a kid in a man's body have a fight, and the latter has some blood come out of his nose on a tissue. There is also some non-graphic video game violence.
• Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure (1989) ^note  Napoleon gets flung by an explosion. A fight breaks out at a bar, but there's no blood or death, although a man is non-graphically shot in the clothed foot. A villainous character is comedically knocked unconscious.
• Blast from the Past (1999) ^note  A man is humorously punched multiple times.
• Bringing Up Baby (1938) ^note  A man has some scuff marks on his face after an offscreen fight with a leopard (humorous).
• The Caine Mutiny (1954)
• Carnage (2011) ^note  A young boy is hit in the face with a tree branch; we hear he has 2 broken teeth but this is never seen. Character projectile vomits onscreen.
• Christopher Robin (2018) ^note  There's a brief World War II battle scene with explosions and gunfire, but there's no blood or casualties.
• The Circus (1928) ^note  There's quite a bit of non-fatal slapstick, including shoving, punching, scuffling, etc.
• Citizen Kane (1941) ^note  A woman non-graphically and unsuccessfully attempts suicide with medicine. A woman is slapped.
• The Cocoanuts (1929) ^note  There's some mild slapstick, like a coconut being thrown at a man's head.
• D.C. Cab (1983) ^note  There's some minor fighting, scuffling, and chasing, with some missed gunshots.
• Devil Dogs Of The Air (1935) ^note  There's one slap and someone hurts their ankle a bit while trying to get into an airplane (soft level 1).
• A Dog's Life (1918) ^note  There is a lot of slapstick, some of it fairly harsh (like people being knocked unconscious and some muggings).
• Electric Dreams (1984) ^note  A man gets attacked by a sapient computer controlling his house, including with heated metal, but he isn't seriously injured. Said computer self-destructs later, though he turns out to not quite be dead, keeping it from a 2.
• Elf (2003) ^note  Some fighting with no blood or death. A man is hit by a car, but he comes out mostly fine. In another scene, he screams in pain when his finger is pricked for a DNA test.
• Emma (2020) ^note  Somebody has a nosebleed.
• Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986) ^note  Mostly a level 0, but the film has a man getting punched, with him later seen with mild blood on his lip, and then he's comedically attacked by a dog.
• Hail the Conquering Hero (1944) ^note  A couple of people get punched in the mouth with mildly bloody results, but that's it, as far as violence is concerned.
• Hard To Handle (1933) ^note  There are a couple of punches.
• His Girl Friday (1940) ^note  A woman jumps out of a window, but apparently survives.
• The Honeymoon Machine (1961) ^note  A few punches are thrown at the very end.
• Horse Feathers (1932) ^note  There's plenty of goofy slapstick and American football action.
• The Jazz Singer (1927) ^note  A father whips his child behind a closed door. It should probably also be mentioned that a character dies non-violently in bed.
• Licorice Pizza (2021) ^note  A boy receives a slap in the face and a girl falls from a motorbike that has taken off. Neither incident leaves any lasting injury.
• Little Women (1994) ^note  A little girl is in danger of drowning in one scene, but she is saved. A man is wounded offscreen, and we see his arm in a cast. It should probably also be mentioned that there's a non-violent death.
• Love with the Proper Stranger (1963) ^note  A western movie with a few bloodless deaths is watched on television. A woman is slapped and a man has a black-eye.
• Meet John Doe (1941) ^note  One punch is thrown.
• Monkey Business (1931) ^note  There's incessant slapstick and a non-lethal fist fight at the end that's played relatively straight.
• The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992) ^note  Some slapstick, including some related to fire, but it doesn't leave any lasting injuries.
• The Muppets Take Manhattan (1984) ^note  Kermit the Frog is hit by a car; he survives without visible injury. A horror movie in-universe has people screaming as monstrous fish attack them, but nothing is shown onscreen. Some other slapstick scenes, like Ms. Piggy jumping on and attacking a robber.
• Napoleon Dynamite (2004) ^note  Several scenes of bullying, and the implied shooting of a cow.
• A Night at the Opera (1935) ^note  Mild slapstick is pretty common, with several people being knocked unconscious and a man falling down many stairs.
• Notorious (1946) ^note  During a scuffle in a car, a man knocks a woman unconscious. A woman drinks poison given to her by the bad guys, but she survives.
• One, Two, Three (1961) ^note  A man is tortured by being forced to listen to "Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polkadot Bikini" and a slapstick-y car crash takes place.
• Parenthood (1989) ^note  A man gets punched in the face. Two vehicle accidents occur, but no one is seriously hurt. An over-the-top and comical scene where a man imagines his son shooting at people, but no one is actually hit by the bullets. Another scene of a similar nature has a man describe a (fake) story where someone's guts spill out. A birth scene with some blood, though this isn't violent.
• Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987) ^note  There is occasional mild slapstick and related comic imagery, such as a man being punched to the ground and then lifted up by his crotch or, in a different scene, two characters imagining each other as skeletons during a near-car-crash.
• The Producers (1967) ^note  Minor slapstick is present, like a few people being knocked unconscious and a non-fatal explosion.
• Roman Holiday (1953) ^note  Some non-fatal slapstick, like people getting whacked with wooden objects.
• Safety Last! (1923) ^note  There's some slapstick, like kicking and shoving, that's barely enough to reach level 1.
• Shadows 1922 ^note  A storm claims several sailors' lives offscreen. There's also some mild rough-housing and the movie ends right before a non-violent death.
• Some Kind of Wonderful (1987) ^note  Some punching and other non-life-threatening violence between teenagers.
• Stalker (1979) ^note  The only violent acts are some missed gunshots, and a brief scuffle or two. While there are skeletons seen, it's never clear if they died violently.
• Starlift (1951) ^note  It's a soft level 1 for some war wounded returning home (bandages, casts, and crutches, but no blood) and some stage violence during a Wild West-oriented musical number (simulated in-universe).
• Strictly Ballroom (1992) ^note  Some punches are thrown near the end.
• The Sun (2005) ^note  The most violent this film gets is a character having a somewhat abstract vision of a city being bombed.
• Suspense (1913) ^note  A knife-wielding hobo breaks into a woman's house, but his intentions aren't clear. He's subdued after a short scuffle. A man is hit by a car, but doesn't appear to be seriously hurt.
• That Thing You Do! (1996) ^note  A man non-fatally falls and breaks his arm, with it being seen in a cast later.
• Tootsie (1982) ^note  A man is punched in the gut.
• The Toughest Man In The World (1984) ^note  There's lots of fighting, but no one dies or bleeds.
• Wonder (2017) ^note  Some children brawl in bullying-related scenes, but there doesn't appear to be any blood or violent detail. Not violence per se, but the main character does have a mild face abnormality.
• Young Romance (1915) ^note  Someone is knocked unconscious.

Level 2

• The 39 Steps (1935) ^note  A woman is stabbed offscreen and later dies, with the knife bloodlessly protruding from her back. Two men are bloodlessly shot, one fatal.
• 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) ^note  Several deliberately caused deaths, but no blood, unless you consider the prehistoric humans meat eating as violent.
• About a Boy (2002) ^note  A duck is accidentally killed, but this is bloodless and comical.
• The Ace of Hearts (1921) ^note  Several people die in a big explosion.
• The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938) ^note  There are numerous deaths from medieval weaponry, but there's no blood, outside of the most minor of cuts and nicks.
• Airplane! (1980) ^note  Some bloodless deaths, including partially seen suicides and an accidental child death. A disembodied heart briefly bounces around, although no blood or gore is involved. All Played for Laughs.
• American Graffiti (1973) ^note  A character has a mild nosebleed after a fight.
• Baby The Rain Must Fall (1965) ^note  A man is bloodied, bruised, and battered after a non-lethal fist fight.
• Ballad of a Soldier (1959)
• The Bedford Incident (1965) ^note  People non-graphically die in explosions.
• Big Fish (2003) ^note  A man is lightly bloodied and bruised after being beaten up.
• Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey (1991) ^note  Bill and Ted are murdered by being tossed off a cliff by their evil counterparts; the impacts are not shown, but their bloodless bodies are seen afterwards. Evil Bill and Ted explode (no blood or gore since they are robots)
• Black Legion (1937) ^note  There's a bloodless, yet fatal, shooting.
• Blinded by the Light (2019) ^note  A man's face has quite a bit of blood on it after being head-butted.
• Blonde Crazy (1931) ^note  A character is bloodlessly shot during a car chase, but survives.
• The Blues Brothers (1980)
• Bridge of Spies (2015)
• The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920) ^note  A murder by stabbing is shown as shadows on a bedroom wall.
• Calcutta (1946) ^note  There are a couple of bloodless deaths.
• Casablanca (1942) ^note  A couple of people are bloodlessly shot and killed while mostly in the dark.
• City Lights (1931) ^note  Usually a 1 due to the mostly injury-free slapstick, but bumped up to a 2 because when the protagonist is boxing, he gets knocked unconscious, and there's a scene with drunk driving (and the driver is so drunk he doesn't realise he's even driving) and an attempted suicide (although he's talked out of it very easily).
• City Streets (1931) ^note  There are a few bloodless gangland slayings.
• Coming Home (1978)
• Commandos Strike at Dawn (1942)
• Diplomaniacs (1933) ^note  There are a few apparent deaths, but they're bloodless and played for laughs.
• The Docks Of New York (1928) ^note  A character is bloodlessly shot, but it's unclear if they died or not.
• Duck Soup (1933) ^note  Rufus T. Firefly (Groucho Marx) apparently shoots some of his own men during the battle scene at the end, but these soldiers are never shown on camera, dead or alive.
• An Enemy of the People (1978) ^note  A kid comes home from school with some minor blood on his face after an offscreen fight.
• Fighting Caravans (1931) ^note  While there is violence, there doesn't appear to be any blood, even from an arrow to the (clothed) back.
• Footloose (1984) ^note  A young man has quite a bit of blood coming out of his nose and mouth after a non-fatal fight.
• Forbidden Planet (1956) ^note  Several people are killed, but anything truly gruesome isn't shown.
• Gabriel Over the White House (1933) ^note  There are a few fatal shootings, but there's no blood.
• Ghostbusters (1984) ^note  A marshmallow monster explodes, and there's plenty of morbid imagery in general, but there's nothing genuinely gruesome and no humans are killed.
• Glass Onion (2022) ^note  There are a couple of bloodless deaths and a couple of instances where in-universe fake blood is shown.
• The Gold Rush (1925) ^note  There are a few bloodless deaths from gunfire and an avalanche.
• The Grapes of Wrath (1940)
• The Great Dictator (1940)
• Groundhog Day (1993)
• The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special (2022) ^note  A dog presents a gift of a small sci-fi/fantasy creature that it presumably killed. An alien man is shot by bullets, but they just bounce off of him, comedically tickling him.
• Gun Crazy (1950) ^note  There are several bloodless deaths from gun violence.
• Gunsight Ridge (1957) ^note  There's some fatal, bloodless western violence.
• Hell in the Pacific (1968)
• Hell On Frisco Bay (1955) ^note  There are several lethal, yet bloodless, acts of violence.
• He Was Her Man (1934) ^note  A policeman is bloodlessly shot and killed.
• The Imitation Game (2014)
• The Informer (1935)
• Inspector Gadget (1999) ^note  A laser beam kills a man, there's some non-graphic, highly cartoony surgery, and a man's testicles are comedically crushed.
• Interstellar (2014) ^note  Bloodless and mostly offscreen deaths, mainly one caused by an explosion.
• Isle Of Forgotten Sins (1943) ^note  There's some bloodless, fatal violence here.
• It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (1963) ^note  A man bloodlessly dies after a car wreck.
• It's a Wonderful Life (1946) ^note  A kid is painfully slapped in the ears, with a small amount of blood. Fighter planes are shot down, catching fire afterwards, but the pilots aren't shown. A child is saved from drowning, but an alternate universe shows the child's grave.
• Jezebel (1938) ^note  Bloodless, non-graphic deaths by shooting.
• The Kid (1921) ^note  A man is bloodlessly "shot and killed" during a dream sequence. Non-dream-related violence is on level 1 (slapstick fighting).
• Laugh Clown Laugh (1928) ^note  A character has a minor, bloody cut on the leg from climbing over a barbed wire fence and another character dies in a bloodless accident.
• Little Caesar (1931) ^note  There are some fatal shootings with no violent detail.
• Logan Lucky (2017) ^note  There's some fighting, but nobody dies or is seriously wounded.
• The Maltese Falcon (1941) ^note  Fatal violence, but no blood other than from an offscreen non-fatal attack.
• Man of a Thousand Faces (1957) ^note  A kid walks home from school with some minor blood and bruising on his face from an offscreen fight.
• Matilda (1996) ^note  A presumably-murdered adult corpse is briefly shown being removed from a building under a sheet during a flashback.
• Metropolis (1927) ^note  There are a few deaths (including being stabbed and falling from a great height), but there's no blood (except from non-fatal scratches) or gory detail.
• Mighty Joe Young (1949) ^note  It's an extremely soft level 2 for some lions being shot offscreen (the audience only hears the gunshots and one character briefly mention it).
• Modern Times (1936) ^note  The dead body of a man who was shot in the street is briefly shown (otherwise, there's plentiful level 1 slapstick).
• The Monster (1925) ^note  A villainous character is apparently electrocuted to death in a non-graphic way.
• Morocco (1930) ^note  A man is non-graphically killed by machine gun fire.
• Mr. Deeds Goes to Town (1936) ^note  The opening scene shows a car driving off of a road and getting in a wreck, with newspaper headlines saying someone died in the crash.
• Mr. Wu (1927) ^note  There are a few bloodless deaths by blades.
• Muppet Treasure Island (1996) ^note  Lighthearted fight scenes with the occasional seeming death. Lots of talk about murder, including throat-slitting, but none of this is shown. The skeletal corpses hanging from a tree make this a hard 2.
• My Cousin Vinny (1992) ^note  A recently killed corpse is briefly shown.
• Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror (1922) ^note  A man accidentally cuts his finger with a knife while eating (some minor blood shown), and there are several non-graphic deaths and lots of morbid imagery.
• Oh! What a Lovely War (1969)
• Ordinary People (1980) ^note  A person sinks underwater and drowns offscreen. A character is punched several times
• Other Men's Women (1930) ^note  A character non-graphically dies in a trainwreck.
• The Penalty (1920) ^note  A few bloodless deaths are caused by knives and gunshots.
• The Petrified Forest (1936) ^note  There are a few shootings, but there doesn't appear to be any blood.
• The Pilgrim (1923) ^note  A few bandits bloodlessly shoot each other at the end.
• Plan 9 from Outer Space (1959) ^note  A man has a tiny amount of blood on his chin after being punched, but he quickly wipes it away. There are also some skeletons.
• The Quiet Man (1952) ^note  A man is killed in a boxing ring, but there's no blood or graphic injury.
• Raising Arizona (1987) ^note  A villainous man kills a rabbit and a lizard, but with no blood or visible corpses. The same man dies in an explosion later, with no detail except for a boot being left behind.
• Rear Window (1954) ^note  A woman's scream be can heard, presumably as she's murdered. A man non-graphically removes her, piece by piece, from the apartment in a suitcase (no violent details shown, as the film keeps the audience in suspense as to what he's actually carrying with him). A little dog is shown dead after having its neck broken offscreen. It could be considered a hard level 2.
• Robin Hood: Men in Tights (1993)
• Run Silent, Run Deep (1958)
• Safe in Hell (1931) ^note  There's a bloodless death by gunshot that's mostly offscreen.
• Scooby-Doo: Monsters Unleashed (2004) ^note  An electric ghost gets disintegrated.
• Shin Ultraman (2022) ^note  There's a lot of kaiju action, with the occasional bloodless death.
• Singin' in the Rain (1952) ^note  Usually a 1 because there is slapstick but no one usually gets hurt. This is a 2 because when Don was working as a stuntman, his predecessor, Burt, is knocked unconscious and Don himself is said to be putting his life on the line.
• Sirocco (1951)
• Soldier In The Rain (1963) ^note  A bloodless fist fight takes place, which one of the combatants later dies of medical complications from.
• Sonic The Hedgehog (2020) ^note  One character gets shot in the back by an arrow in the opening, the title character gets knocked out by an explosion thrice, the main protagonists and several bar patrons get into a fight, one of the bar patrons gets thrown through a window by the villain, said villain's assistant gets punched in the stomach in the very next scene, the human protagonist and the villain get into a brief fist fight during the climax, and the villain gets noticeably roughed up after his defeat. All bloodless.
• The Son of Kong (1933) ^note  A man dies after being bloodlessly beaten over the head with a bottle, some monsters brawl, a character is eaten by a sea monster, King Kong's son drowns while saving a human character, and Skull Island sinks into the ocean, presumably killing everyone and everything on it.
• The Standoff At Sparrow Creek (2018) ^note  Its a hard 2 for bloodless deaths by automatic weaponry seen from a great distance and in nigh pitch black darkness, a dead deer dissolved by acid (only mist seen), a character about to be hung (this stops before it becomes life threatening), and an offscreen execution of a bound victim with a bag on their head.
• Step Brothers (2008) ^note  There's some mild blood from slapstick and a violent segment of the Steven Seagal film Above the Law (1988) is watched.
• The Straight Story (1999) ^note  A dead deer is shown during the aftermath of a car crash, war stories are also told but not in graphic detail.
• Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (1987) ^note  Superman (Christopher Reeve) has some radioactive claw marks on his neck during a fight with Nuclear Man (Mark Pillow), and Nuclear Man is thrown into a nuclear reactor to be used as fuel.
• Tár (2022) ^note Lydia Tár (Cate Blanchett) takes a hard fall on some pavement with some blood and a broken nose, and punches another conductor with some drops of blood flying. Tár’s alleged transgressions with and grooming of former students one of whom later commits suicide, completely offscreen are also discussed, but there is no graphic detail and nothing in that area is shown on screen.
• Ten Tall Men (1951) ^note  There's lethal violence, but there doesn't appear to be any blood.
• There It Is (1928) ^note  It appears that a goat is shot.
• 36 Hours (1964)
• This is Spın̈al Tap (1984) ^note  There's a very tame spontaneous combustion scene (there's basically just a flash of light and a person disappears).
• The Unholy Three (1925) ^note  A kid has a brief, small nosebleed after being kicked in the head. There are a couple of semi-onscreen deaths, including from strangulation and being mauled by an ape.
• The Unholy Three (1930) ^note  There's semi-onscreen deaths from strangulation and being mauled by an ape.
• The Unknown (1927) ^note  A character is strangled to death and another trampled to death by a horse.
• Vertigo (1958) ^note  A couple of scenes where people are seen falling to their deaths; impacts are not seen, just a bloodless dead body from a distance. Otherwise a 1 for some missed gunshots.
• The Virginian 1946 ^note  Typical-for-the-time western violence is here, like a few shootings and some semi-offscreen hangings, but there's no detail.
• Viva Las Vegas! (1964) ^note  Largely level 0 up until the climactic race scene, featuring one driver crashing before being crashed into again, and another tumbling down a hill and catching fire. A hard 2, kept here due to the lack of visual detail (only the cars are seen for both deaths).
• The War Wagon (1967) ^note  There's relatively frequent western violence, but it's all bloodless.
• Where East Is East (1929) ^note  A gorilla is let out of its cage to kill somebody offscreen.
• Witness for the Prosecution (1957) ^note  For a fatal, bloodless stabbing at the end.
• The Wizard of Oz (1939) ^note  It's a light level 2, for a crushed, dead witch's feet being visible under a house that was caught in a tornado, the Scarecrow (Ray Bolger) briefly having his arm lit on fire (he doesn't appear to be any worse for the wear, though), and one character gorelessly melting after water is poured over her.
• The Wolf Man (1941) ^note  There is fatal violence, but it is without detail, unless you count dialogue mentioning things like severed jugulars and a bashed-in skull. A couple of beatings with a walking stick could make this a stronger level 2 example.
• Woodlawn (2015)
• Yesterday (2019) ^note  A man is hit by a bus; he survives, but he has mild injury, including losing two of his teeth. A fairly soft 2.
• Zoolander (2001) ^note  Two men comedically kill themselves by accident in a gas explosion, but there's no detail of their deaths, with the only thing seen being huge explosions with no sight of their bodies. Also a shootout without any blood. Otherwise a 1 for a failed assassination plot and some slapstick.

Level 3

• Across the Pacific (1942) ^note  A man has some blood on his head/face after a beating.
• Action In The North Atlantic (1943) ^note  There's some minor blood and some fiery action.
• Adventures Of Don Juan (1948)
• Air Force (1943)
• All the King's Men (1949) ^note  A dying young woman has a little blood on her head after a car crash, several children implied to die in a collapsing fire escape, and Stark getting bloodlessly shot repeatedly.
• Angels with Dirty Faces (1938) ^note  A tiny amount of blood is very briefly shown on somebody who's been fatally shot. A man is executed at the electric chair (we basically only hear his wails as he's drug to the chair and his cut-short screaming).
• Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018) ^note  The violence here is milder than that in Ant-Man (2015), but there's still some mild blood and death.
• Babe (1995) ^note  Usually a light 1, but there's a scene where a sheep is killed and is seen dead with blood and tongue poking out. A background duck gets roasted offscreen and we see characters eating her (and, according to Ferdinand, it was an example of Kill the Cutie since she was a nice duck). Babe's mother gets taken to the slaughterhouse but we don't see her die. Hogget almost shoots Babe and Mrs. Hogget speculates on all the ways she could eat Babe.
• Baby Face (1933) ^note  The mildly bloody aftermath of a suicide-by-gunshot is briefly shown from a distance.
• Backlash (1956) ^note  It's a stronger level 3 for the amount of times that mild amounts of blood appear.
• Back to the Future Part II (1989) ^note  Two chalk outlines are seen with some blood around them (borderline 4). A couple of punches with slightly bloody results. Some scenes of violence are also a little too intense for level 2.
• Back to the Future Part III (1990) ^note  A slightly intense scene where a teen boy is almost hanged.
• Bad Day at Black Rock (1955) ^note  There's some mild blood and a man is killed by being lit on fire.
• Bad Santa 2 (2016)
• Barry Lyndon (1975)
• Batman Begins (2005) ^note  A character who's wearing a mask is tased in the face (no real detail, other than his screaming), a few brief glimpses of mild blood are shown, a couple of split-second bullet impacts are shown (not appearing to show any blood), some people are killed by being in burning/exploding structures, and the Batsuit is lit on fire while being worn (although Batman doesn't appear to be harmed by the flames).
• Battle for the Planet of the Apes (1973) ^note  With the exception of some stock footage from the previous two Planet of the Apes movies, there's no blood, but there is plenty of lethal violence.
• The Beast Of The City (1932) ^note  A man coughing up blood after being shot is as graphic as this picture gets.
• A Beautiful Mind (2001) ^note  A man is shown with a bloody, self-inflicted wound on his arm, but it doesn't seem to be life-threatening.
• The Big Sleep (1946) ^note  Some blood is shown on the floor where a dead body used to be.
• Big Wednesday (1978) ^note  It appears that a man is shot during the Tijuana sequence and there is some mild blood from surfing injuries during the grand finale.
• The Black Knight (1954) ^note  Blood is occasionally shown during medieval-era fighting.
• Blowing Wild (1953) ^note  Some minor blood can be seen and a man is crushed to death in an oil rig (more offscreen than on).
• The Bridge at Remagen (1969)
• Broken Blossoms (1919) ^note  A man whips his daughter twice (the second beating is fatal), with some minor lash-marks being barely visible.
• The Buccaneer (1958) ^note  There's some minor blood painted onto wounded people.
• The Call of the Wild (2020) ^note  A bad guy is killed by being pushed into a burning building and being crushed by falling debris. Another character has some mild blood on his hand after being shot.
• Captain Blood (1935) ^note  There's some mild blood and a man being branded on the face (the actual brand touching flesh is offscreen).
• Ceiling Zero (1936) ^note  A person dies after a fiery plane crash (no graphic details, though).
• China Sky (1945) ^note  Some minor splotches of blood can be seen painted onto actors.
• The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (2005) ^note  A restrained character is fatally stabbed, but the stabbing takes place offscreen. Some other violence is a little too intense for level 2.
• Cloak and Dagger (1946) ^note  A man's face has some mildly bloody scratches on it after a rough fight.
• Clue (1985) ^note  Mildly bloody aftermath to murders, including head bludgeoning, though the film's comedic tone lessens the impact.
• Coherence (2013) ^note  Heavy punches and blows, but very little blood.
• The Comancheros (1961) ^note  The most violent this film gets is a character having a large, healing scar on his head from being scalped in the past.
• The Craft: Legacy (2020) ^note  The bloodiest scene doesn't actually involve violence, just a teen girl unexpectedly getting her period. A boy gets thrown into some lockers but isn't seriously hurt and has no visible injuries; ditto for a girl who gets her head smacked against a wall and a girl who is punched in the face by a grown man. We're told a boy committed suicide but we neither see or hear any details. The climax involves a man being burnt alive, but we see nothing graphic.
• The Crowd Roars (1932) ^note  There are a few fiery auto wrecks, at least one fatal, and some minor blood from auto accidents.
• Dark Passage (1947) ^note  A murdered man is shown with some blood on his head.
• Days of Glory (1944) ^note  It's pretty tame, but small amounts of blood can be spotted when a man rubs a horse saddle that another character was shot while riding on and when a Soviet partisan is shot during the finale (some blood is seen on his mouth).
• The Dawn Rider (1935) ^note  This western contains some extremely mild blood and a character dying after being knocked off a second story and landing on one of those horizontal beams used to tie up horses, which is mildly rough.
• The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951) ^note  A little blood when a humanlike alien is shot; he applies some alien medicine to it and is fine afterwards. Otherwise a 2 for a bloodless shooting.
• Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid (1982) ^note  Minor blood makes a few appearances, such as on a man's scraped/skinned knees.
• Decision Before Dawn (1951)
• The Desert Fox: The Story of Rommel (1951)
• Destination Gobi (1953) ^note  There are a couple of minor, bloody wounds.
• The Doorway To Hell (1930) ^note  There are some minor amounts of blood on dead bodies and a child is fatally run over by a truck (but this is more offscreen than on).
• Double Indemnity (1944) ^note  A man has a mildly bloody clothed shoulder after being shot.
• The Double Man (1967) ^note  Some minor blood is occasionally shown, such as on a person who fell off of a mountain and on his clothes in a different scene.
• Dracula (1931) (1931) ^note  For a vampire film, there isn't much blood. What is in the film however includes scenes like Renfield bleeding a small amount, with Dracula being tempted by it. Later in the film Renfield is murdered by Dracula by grabbing him by the throat and throwing him down stairs. Dracula is later killed with a stake to the heart, but this is offscreen with Dracula's moans being heard.
• Drum Beat (1954) ^note  Only the most minor amounts of blood are shown during acts of violence.
• Duel (1971) ^note  A man has some blood on his mouth after almost wrecking his car. Some minor blood drips off of a steering wheel after a fatal crash.
• The Eagle and the Hawk (1933) ^note  Blood makes several mild appearances, including once where it oozes out of a dying man's mouth.
• El Dorado (1966) ^note  Some appearances of mild blood, bordering on a 4 in one case, but that one wasn't fatal. Man non-graphically seen with many wood splinters in his hand, another with a scar over his eye (not as gruesome as it sounds), and a character needs to be shot multiple times to be taken down.
• Escape to Athena (1979)
• Espionage Agent (1939) ^note  Some mild blood is shown on a character after a car wreck.
• Ever After (1998) ^note  It's implied a woman is whipped as punishment, with her back being shown somewhat bloodied.
• The Fabelmans (2022) ^note  There are a couple of mildly bloody punchings (bleeding comes from nose and mouth) and some bloody special effects are used for a movie being filmed (simulated in-universe).
• The Fighting Sullivans (1944)
• First Man (2018) ^note  For the deaths of the Apollo 1 crew in a fire and Niel cutting his hand after hearing the news.
• A Fish Called Wanda (1988) ^note  Comical dog deaths, a fatal heart attack and near suffocation of a bound victim.
• Flesh And Blood 1922 ^note  A man is tortured by the police by being repeatedly rocked back-and-forth sideways in a chair and by being deprived of water (soft level 3).
• Forbidden Games (1952)
• Foreign Correspondent (1940)
• Fort Massacre (1958) ^note  Blood shows up in minor amounts. Even without it, the violence might be rough enough to reach level 3, with a fairly intense death by strangulation and the fatal shooting of somebody who appears to be surrendering.
• Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man (1943) ^note  It's on this level for some mild blood on a man's forehead after an attack and Frankenstein's monster's ghoulish-but-now-familiar appearance.
• Friendly Persuasion (1956) ^note  Minor amounts of blood appear on people who have been shot.
• From Russia with Love (1963) ^note  Small amounts of blood are shown in a couple of instances, either from a non-graphic stabbing or in the aftermaths of shootings. One scene in which a man is briefly seen to be partially on fire, but nothing graphic is shown.
• Garden Of Evil (1954) ^note  There's not really any blood, but there is some mildly rough violence, like people falling off of cliffs, a corpse hung upside from a cross, and a man being shot by multiple arrows.
• G Men (1935) ^note  The film has a couple of glimpses of small amounts of blood.
• Getaway (2013) ^note  There are a few glimpses of mild blood, as well as incessant, intense vehicular crash action.
• The Great Escape (1963) ^note  A character has a notable amount of blood on his face after emerging from a crashed airplane, a character has bloody cuts on him after crashing his motorcycle into a barbed wire fence, and a large group of prisoners-of-war are executed by machine gun fire offscreen (although the gunshots can be heard).
• The Greatest Showman (2017) ^note  A man gets a mild amount of blood on his head from fire; he survives. Otherwise level 1.
• Goldfinger (1964) ^note  A metal-rimmed bowler hat is thrown at a running woman; it hits her neck, breaking it, killing her (a snap is heard).
• Gunfight at the O.K. Corral (1957) ^note  There's some blood on people who've been shot and a man is lit on fire and then shot and killed.
• Gung Ho! (1943) ^note  This might be considered a slightly harder level 3, thanks to the number of times small amounts of blood are shown on dead and wounded soldiers.
• The Guns of Navarone (1961) ^note  Some minor amounts of blood can be seen painted onto the dead and wounded, and a man is shown covered in flames after an explosion.
• Hangmen Also Die! (1943)
• Hell's Angels (1930) ^note  There's some mild blood and a pilot dying in an airplane that's on fire.
• Henry V (1944)
• Here Comes the Navy (1934) ^note  A man has a very mild amount of blood on his lip after a fist fight and a man is apparently severely burned by putting out a fire (although there isn't really any detail shown).
• He Who Gets Slapped (1924) ^note  Some blood is briefly shown on the hand of a victim of a lion mauling and on the hand of a stabbing victim clutching his wound.
• High Noon (1952) ^note  A man has some mild blood on his face after a fist fight and, later, he has a minor bloody nick on his shoulder after being grazed by a bullet.
• The Hill (1965)
• Hondo (1953) ^note  Minor appearances of blood infrequently seen. Man has hot coals dropped on his hand (impact not seen) and is then stabbed in battle, with a small amount of blood seen on his hand as he clutches the wound (a fairly hard 3 due to this). Murdered dog shown, though not graphically.
• The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923) ^note  Some blood is briefly shown from a distance on a dagger, with more very minor glimpses of blood being possible.
• Idiocracy (2006)
• Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) ^note  A body snatcher is stabbed three times with a pitchfork (more offscreen than on).
• In Which We Serve (1942)
• I Think I Love My Wife (2007) ^note  A light 3 for a brief close up of a needle filling with blood from draining Richards turgid erection. Otherwise a 1 for an accidental and bloodless shooting of a man's leg.
• Jeanne Dielman, 23 quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles (1975) ^note  For when a sleeping man is killed by being pricked in the neck, with a little bit of blood seen on the killer's hand.
• Judgment (2001) ^note  There is some mild blood on people during a few scattered acts of violence.
• Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (2017-2019) (both movies) ^note  Characters very briefly turn into a mist of blood when they "die" in-game, but none of it is real.
• Kelly's Heroes (1970) ^note  It's a comedy, but the intense battle scenes are generally played straight. Two or three very brief appearances of minor blood can be seen. There's a jump-scary scene where a man fatally steps on a landmine and is tossed into the air (no blood or gore).
• Key Largo (1948) ^note  A presumably-pistol-whipped man has some mild blood on his forehead and on the bed he's lying on. There's also some fatal, yet bloodless, violence on level 2.
• King Of The Underworld (1939) ^note  A couple of instances of violence show very minor amounts of blood.
• King Rat (1965)
• Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye (1950) ^note  Mild amounts of blood can be seen when a man is cut by a lobbed knife and on a man who is shot.
• A Knight's Tale (2001) ^note  A man's dislocated arm is painfully pushed back in place. Mild stab wound.
• The Lady Vanishes (1938) ^note  A man is shown with a bloody hand after being non-fatally shot.
• Lafayette Escadrille (1958)
• The Law And Jake Wade (1958) ^note  Blood appears in mild ways during several acts of violence.
• The Leopard (1963)
• The Lodger (1927) ^note  A drop of blood comes out of a character's mouth in one scene.
• The Longest Day (1962) ^note  There is an extremely minor amount of blood in this film, but it's nothing graphic.
• The Magnificent Seven (1960) ^note  It's a harder level 3, featuring a blood squib on one character's shoulder (not shown in close-up) and a bandit being shown with an axe bloodily lodged in his back.
• A Man Escaped (1956)
• Man From Del Rio (1956) ^note  Some minor blood and bruises are shown.
• The Man From The Alamo (1953) ^note  A man has some minor blood on his face (shown from a distance) after falling down a canyon wall.
• Man Hunt (1941)
• Man Without A Star (1955) ^note  Mild blood is sometimes shown.
• Martyrs Of The Alamo (1915)
• A Matter of Life and Death (1946)
• The Mc Connell Story (1955) ^note  A couple of glimpses of minor blood are shown.
• Ministry of Fear (1944)
• Mirage (1965) (1965) ^note  There is some mildly bloody imagery.
• Mrs. Miniver (1942) ^note  A woman is shot, with some blood seen for a moment. She dies soon after.
• The Mule (2018) ^note  A character has bloody cuts on his face after an offscreen beating. There is some other, fatal violence, but it's bloodless.
• My Name Is Nobody (1973)
• The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear (1991) ^note  A man expanding (and exploding offscreen) from being pumped full of too much water is as violent as this film's slapstick gets.
• Never Say Never Again (1983) ^note  A woman is shot with an explosive pellet, causing her to explode; a small amount of blood is seen on the wound before she blows up, no blood or gore during the actual explosion. A man stumbles back first into a shell full of bottles; the resulting shards stab into his back, killing him (a small amount of blood is seen). Otherwise level 2.
• The Night of the Hunter (1955) ^note  A man has a minor amount of blood on his shoulder after an offscreen bank robbery. There are also a couple of serial killer-related murders.
• National Treasure (2004) ^note  A man presses a knife against his thumb hard enough to start bleeding, then paints a small surface with the blood to get a clue. A soft 3 due to the lack of life-threatening danger in the scene, and it otherwise hovers around levels 1 and 2.
• Night Train to Munich (1940)
• North By Northwest (1959) ^note  A man's hand is bloodied after getting scraped. A soft 3. Other scenes in the film rank at level 2.
• The Oklahoma Kid (1939) ^note  There's mostly bloodless western violence here, but, during the final showdown, some blood can be seen on the floor next to a man who's been shot and some blood is shown on the face of a character who's been beaten up.
• Oliver Twist 1922 ^note  The corpse of a man who accidentally hanged himself is clearly shown dangling from the side of a building.
• Operation Crossbow (1965)
• O.S.S. (1946) ^note  Some minor amounts of blood are seen in the aftermath of some acts of violence.
• Outside The Law 1920 ^note  Characters are shown realistically bloodied during and after the action finale.
• Passage to Marseille (1944) ^note  Sometimes blood can be seen in mild quantities during acts of violence.
• Paths of Glory (1957) ^note  The intensity of the scene where the French soldiers assault the Anthill could make this a somewhat stronger example of a level 3 movie.
• The Peanut Butter Falcon (2019) ^note  Guy gets somewhat bloodied during a wrestling match, thugs punch and kick a man.
• Percy Jackson and the Olympians
  • Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief (2010)
  • Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters (2013)
• Pork Chop Hill (1959) ^note  This could be considered a stronger example of a level 3 film.
• Pixels (2015) ^note  This one would have been rated much higher if its violence, which includes a man's arm being bitten off, another man being chomped to bits and a Smurf being repeatedly shot, didn't have glowing cubes instead of blood or gore.
• The Professionals (1966)
• The Red Badge of Courage (1951)
• The Red Beret (1953) ^note  Some minor amounts of blood can be seen on people during the action scenes.
• Requiem for a Heavyweight (1962) ^note  It's a very soft level 3 for a man emerging from a boxing match badly battered, bloodied, and scarred.
• Return To Paradise (1953) ^note  A woman has a black eye after being beaten with a club.
• The Riders Of The Whistling Skull (1937) ^note  A man is tortured offscreen, with a brand mark on his chest visible later.
• The Roaring '20s (1939) ^note  This is a very soft level 3, due to a tiny amount of blood on Danny Green's (Frank McHugh) mouth after his corpse is shown.
• Rope (1948) ^note  The strangulation of an innocent person is very briefly seen.
• Run for the Sun (1956) ^note  A man has some blood on his forehead after a plane crash. A man has a bloodied arm after being attacked by a dog.
• Rush Hour 2 (2001)
• Sahara (1943) ^note  This one might be considered a harder example of a level 3 movie.
• Saratoga Trunk (1945) ^note  There's some old, dried blood on a floor, and, later on, a man fall into a fire during a big fight.
• Scarface (1932) ^note  There's some blood on one character's forearm after he's attacked offscreen, but, otherwise, the violence, while usually cold-blooded, is without detail and often just offscreen; making this a hard 3.
• The Sea Hawk (1940) ^note  There's some mild blood from swashbuckling action, and some galley slaves are whipped.
• Sergeant York (1941) ^note  Some blood oozes from a dying man's mouth in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment.
• Seven Angry Men (1955) ^note  During the raid on Harpers Ferry, a man is shown with some minor blood on his mouth and another is shown with some minor blood in his eye area.
• Seven Samurai (1954) ^note  There's little blood, but it gets a very hard level 3 for some rough spearings.
• Shane (1953) ^note  There's not really any blood, but people do emerge noticeably battered and bruised from fist fights.
• She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949)
• Sierra (1950) ^note  There are a few glimpses of mild blood, two men are non-graphically killed by stampeding horses, and a man has a somewhat large burn scar on his chest.
• Sink the Bismarck! (1960)
• So Proudly We Hail! (1943)
• Souls At Sea (1937) ^note  There's some minor blood, some slaves being whipped, and a couple of men being non-fatally tortured by being hung from their thumbs.
• Speed Racer (2008)
• Springfield Rifle (1952) ^note  There's some minor blood on the dead and wounded, plus there's a bloodless scene where a man's buttcheeks are slashed with a knife.
• Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi (1983) ^note  Some characters are eaten by monstrous creatures, Jabba the Hutt, a large, slug-like alien is strangled to death, a character's robotic hand is cut off by a lightsaber, and another character is non-fatally tortured by lightning coming from the fingertips of another person. It's a pretty hard level 3.
• Stosstrupp 1917 (1934)
• Straight Line (1990) ^note  A mugging victim on television has a mildly bloody bandage on his head. A fatal shooting victim has some blood on his chest. A man is hanged to death by some ropes in a barn.
• The Street With No Name (1948) ^note  There are a couple of sightings of mild blood and a fairly rough scene of a man hitting his wife several times.
• Sunset Boulevard (1950) ^note  A man is repeatedly shot and then falls into a pool, but there is no blood.
• Superman: The Movie (1978) ^note  A man is pushed in front of a speeding subway train and killed (no blood or gore, though).
• Superman II (1980) ^note  A man has some minor bloody cuts on his face after being pushed against some glass, and there is some minor bone-breaking (including a neck-snap at the beginning).
• Superman III (1983) ^note  A kid has some mild blood on his face, apparently from falling and hitting his head on a rock.
• Superman Returns (2006) ^note  A bloody shard of kryptonite is removed from a character.
• Supernatural (1933) ^note  There are a couple of deaths by strangulation, with one by boat rigging, essentially a hanging, shown in silhouette as a shadow.
• Tell It to the Marines (1926) ^note  Mild blood makes a few appearances on actors' faces/heads.
• The Texican (1966) ^note  Tiny amounts of blood are shown during fatal and non-fatal acts of western violence.
• Texas Rangers Ride Again (1940) ^note  A man has some minor blood on his arm after being non-fatally shot. There's also some minor cattle meatpacking imagery, including hanging cattle pelts and people carrying around chunks of meat.
• There's Something About Mary (1998) ^note  Dog goes stiff and is repeatedly electrocuted and at one point set on fire it later revives no worse for wear, man shot in shoulder with minor blood trickling, genitals caught in zipper, some gross looking hives, and other assorted slapstick all played for laughs.
• They Drive by Night (1940) ^note  A couple of people die in a fiery car crash/explosion.
• Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo (1944)
• This Gun for Hire (1942) ^note  A man has a bloody gash on his forehead after being pushed down a staircase and a man has a bloody cut on his arm from getting it caught in a grate.
• Tigerland (2000)
• To Have And Have Not (1944) ^note  In a couple of instances, some amounts of blood are shown on people's who've been shot.
• To Hell and Back (1955) ^note  It could be seen as a somewhat harder level 3, due to the number of occasions small amounts of blood show up on people's clothing.
• Top Gun (1986) ^note  For the sight of a character's somewhat bloodied face.
• Top Gun: Maverick (2022) ^note  Fatal violence, but outside of a brief flashback to the first film, there's no blood.
• The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948) ^note  Some minor blood can be seen on somebody who's been shot, but this particular individual survives.
• Truman (1995) ^note  It gets a level 3 rating because there's some brief stock footage of radiation-burned survivors of the atomic bombings.
• Twins (1988) ^note  2 mild shootings (one fatal) with very minor blood. Otherwise a 2 for bloodless implied deaths from shooting and falling chains.
• Two Years Before The Mast (1946) ^note  There are some disciplinary lashings, with minimal detail.
• Umbango (1986) ^note  A mild pool of blood is mopped off the floor of a saloon in the aftermath of a lethal quick-draw incident.
• Underworld (1927) ^note  Some minor blood is visible on a couple of characters during the final shootout.
• Vampyr (1932) ^note  The film contains very mild dripping blood, a staked witch turning into a skeleton (featuring primitive special effects, so it's not gruesome), and a man being drowned by flour/grain being poured over him a mill The latter is a borderline 4.
• Verdun: Looking at History (1928) ^note  Some blood can be seen on wounded soldiers' bandages, but that's as graphic as it gets.
• Victory (1981) ^note  This could be considered a harder example of level 3, due to scenes like the one involving an arm-breaking.
• Wait Until Dark (1967) ^note  Two stabbing deaths with mild blood. Another death by repeated running over by car (not visually graphic but too brutal for a 2).
• War and Peace (1956) ^note  There are some small amounts of blood painted onto some extras and a wagon wheel bloodlessly rolling over a man's arms.
• War Machine (2017)
• The War of the Worlds (1953) ^note  There's some minor blood, some people on fire, and some goreless disintegrations.
• Went the Day Well? (1942)
• West of Zanzibar (1928) ^note  It's a somewhat softer level 3, for the implied burning alive of a couple of people as part of native rituals.
• White Heat (1949) ^note  A man has some blood on his forehead after being presumably pistol-whipped offscreen, there are some cold-blooded, yet bloodless, killings, and a man is sprayed in the face by hot steam from a train (although the aftermath is not exactly seen, as he's only seen covered in bandages afterwards).
• Winchester '73 (1950) ^note  Some blood drizzling out of a dying man's mouth is as graphic as it gets.
• Wings Of The Hawk (1953) ^note  It's a hard level 3, for the scene of several hostages being bloodlessly machine-gunned and the scene where blood can be seen semi-realistically bleeding through the shirt of a man who's been shot. Minor blood is sometimes shown.
• Winner Take All (1932) ^note  There is some minor bruising/battering during the boxing scenes.
• You Only Live Twice (1967) ^note  Some bloodless bullet holes in response to gunfire. A victim of a shooting appears to be dead with some blood beside him ( minutes later, it is revealed that he faked his death and is actually unharmed)). Otherwise level 2.
• Zeppelin (1971) ^note  It's a harder level 3, showing some small amounts of blood on victims of violence and some soldiers being mustard-gassed.

Level 4

• The 300 Spartans (1962)
• The Adam Project (2022) ^note  The film contains sci-fi violence like people being gorelessly disintegrated and a man tending to a bloody gunshot wound on his torso (handled tastefully).
• Attack (1956)
• Avatar (2009) ^note  It’s a very hard 4. While there are several epic battle scenes where soldiers and Na’vi alike are killed, there’s nothing overtly bloody or gory. However, the scenes where Quadritch repeatedly and sadistically stabs a giant beast Neytiri rides on and multiple Na’vi are shown dead and injured as the Tree of Souls burns border on 5 and would probably rank at least a level 7 if they did not involve fantasy creatures.
• Back to the Future (1985) ^note  A teen boy attempts to sexually assault a teenage girl in a car, although most of this happens offscreen and it is not clear if he intended to rape her. Otherwise, level 2.
• Berberian Sound Studio (2012) ^note  Somewhat of a hard film to rank, given that the violence happens in the movie within a movie The Equestrian Vortex, but no visual clips of the film are actually shown. Nevertheless, despite the fatal violence occurring offscreen, there are some very disturbing audible depictions and descriptions of sexual violence that, while In-Universe (keeping it from a level 5), are far too brutal for a level 3, especially given the Mind Screw nature of the latter half of the film.
• The Big Heat (1953) ^note  The coffee scalding is perhaps too brutal for a level 3 rating.
• The Book Thief (2013) ^note  There's some blood, some beatings, some bruises, some bombings, but it's pretty mild, making it a very soft level 4.
• 'Breaker' Morant (1980)
• Bumblebee (2018) ^note  A sapient giant robot is dismembered and then cut in half, and another has a part of his throat ripped out. It would be at least an 8 if these were inflicted on humans.
• The Car (1977) ^note  The bloody aftermaths of some car-related slayings are shown, but there's nothing genuinely graphic.
• Castle Keep (1969) ^note  There are a few non-explicit blood squibs and a fair amount of blood painted onto the wounded and dead.
• Charade (1963)
• The Charge of the Light Brigade (1936) ^note  Unarmed men, women, and children are not spared, but there's little blood.
• Chimes at Midnight (1965)
• City Heat (1984) ^note  The scene where a gangster has to be shot multiple times to be taken down is rough enough to make it to level 4.
• Colossal (2016) ^note  A woman's eye has some blood on it (not as graphic as it sounds), and many innocents are murdered, but we only hear the sounds.
• "Crocodile" Dundee (1986) ^note  A fairly intense but basically bloodless scene where a crocodile is stabbed in the head.
• Deep Impact (1998) ^note  An intense scene where many innocents are killed in a tsunami, thought nothing graphic is shown. Two characters have their faces burned by exposure to the sun, one worse than the other. A soft 4.
• Dr. No (1962) ^note  A woman is shot dead, after which a moderate amount of blood is seen on her and on the floor. A man is briefly shown to be tortured through beating (no blood); afterwards he is seen slightly bruised and bloodied, implying further torture.
• Drunken Master (1978)
• Drunken Master II: The Legend of Drunken Master (1994)
• Duel Of Champions (1961) ^note  Blood is semi-frequently shown in mild ways.
• Dumb and Dumber (1994) ^note The heart rip during Lloyd's dream sequence, and Harry having his tongue stuck to an icy pole brings it here. Would be at level 2 otherwise.
• Dunkirk (2017) ^note  The violence, while essentially on level 3 in terms of detail (minor, bloody bandages, soldiers briefly shown being engulfed by flames, etc.), is intense enough in depiction to reach a soft level 4.
• The Expendables 3 (2014) ^note  Lots of people are killed in a shoot-'em-up fashion, but there's rarely any real detail. A photograph is shown with dead bodies next to a blood-stained wall on a couple of occasions.
• Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (2019) ^note  Most of the carnage is bloodless, although there are some minor amounts of blood painted onto wounded and dead characters. There's also some minor torture from forced tattooing and electrocution.
• Falling Down (1993) ^note  A couple of men are seen bloodied after a car crash. A man makes allusions to rape while aggressively handcuffing another man who is bent over; he is stopped, and it's not entirely clear if he was about to rape the other man. A man scares an elderly man, causing the latter to have a fatal heart attack, while the perpetrator sadistically relishes in his victim's pain. Other scenes of violence that are a little too intense for level 3.
• Freedom Writers (2007)
• Free Guy (2021) ^note  The video game that most of the movie takes place in contains plentiful stylized, cartoony violence, including a bloodless gaping hole in a shotgun-blast victim and a limb-snapping.
• Furious 7 (2015)
• Gallipoli (1981)
• Godzilla (2014) ^note  No blood or gore but lots of intense disaster sequences involving civilians being drowned in a tsunami, plunging into the sea, falling great heights, crushed by falling buildings. Also for a non-graphic decapitation of a monster. A soft 4.
• Goldeneye (1995) ^note  A couple of scenes where a female villain is clearly sexually aroused by the violence she causes (asphyxiation, shooting people). A man has a slightly disfigured face as a result of being shot in the head offscreen. Otherwise level 2.
• Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) ^note  There's not much in the way of blood, but there are a few scenes showing fantastical powers causing characters to visibly decay and some evil henchmen are impaled.
• The Gunfight at Dodge City (1959) ^note  There's a scene of sexual menace where it appears that a bad guy might be trying to rape a woman, but it's actually a ploy to draw out the hero for a confrontation.
• Gunga Din (1939)
• Guns For San Sebastian (1968) ^note  Blood semi-frequently appears in non-graphic ways.
• Guns Of The Magnificent Seven (1969) ^note  There's a fairly brutal scene where political prisoners are buried in dirt up to their necks and soldiers on horses ride over them. The actual head-smashing and its aftermath is offscreen, though.
• Hard Times (1975) ^note  There's not much blood, but the bare-knuckle boxing scenes can be rough.
• Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (2001)^note Easily the least graphic of the HP films. The backstory involves the attempted murder of the title character when he was a baby. There's a brief flashback to Harry's mother being murdered with a Killing Curse; the spell causes no visible injuries. A boy falls from a height and gets a broken arm. A dark wizard is seen drinking a dead unicorn's blood; depicted as silver in the film. We briefly see blood on a man's leg; the wound is covered with clothing. In the climax, three 11 year olds encounter physical hazards that leave them with bruises and cuts; one is knocked unconscious with a stone arm. The villain, who has a menacing face on the back of his head, strangles Harry. When Harry touches Quirrel, his skin blisters and burns. The characters cracked face looks somewhat gruesome, before he crumbles into dust.
• Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)^note Disturbing cloaked ghostlike creatures attack the main character in multiple scenes through Mind Rape. A shapeshifter taking the form of a dog attacks a major character in the leg and drags him off. Some blood can be seen after the others track him down. A large creature attacks a character in retaliation, but no injury, other than some clothing damage, is visible, and the victim is implied to be exaggerating his pain. There is a scene where this creature is implied to be executed through decapitation via a Gory Discretion Shot, but this scene is later revealed to be a fake-out. A brutal murder is described, but not shown, where an amputated finger is said to been left at the scene. The main character inadvertently inflates his aunt like a balloon, which is mostly comedic in nature.
• Hell Is for Heroes (1962)
• High Road To China (1983)
• Home Alone (1990) ^note  Brutal, repeated slapstick, such as a nail to the foot and a man's head being set on fire.
• House of Wax (1953) ^note  For the killer's graphic for the time facial/body horror, a surprisingly graphic wax sculpture depicting a fairly bloody neck stabbing, and a disembodied wax head implied to be a real decapitated head.
• The Hunt for Red October (1990) ^note  Blood seen on men's clothes after being shot.
• The Incredible Hulk (2008) ^note  CGI fight scenes that are too intense and rough for level 3. Hulk is graphically stabbed in the chest with a giant spike, drawing green blood. A giant creature attacks a man offscreen, after which the man is seen with a swelling and mildly bloody head.
• Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (2023) ^note  A Nazi is run over by a car (dark lighting obscures the details), there are a couple of mild impalings, and a dead villain has a very mildly dirtied/burned head/face.
• Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008) ^note  It's a hard level 4, featuring people briefly shown being scorched after standing behind a rocket sled taking off, a preserved corpse decaying suddenly, a dead alien's crystal skull being shown under its skin, and a couple of people being swarmed by man-eating ants (one man has said ants crawl into his mouth while screaming).
• Infra-Man (1975)
• Iron Man 2 (2010) ^note  A robot accidentally shoots a person offscreen, splattering blood on the camera lens, although this is in black-and-white. A man spits blood after a fight. A man breaks another man's neck (partially obscured).
• The Iron Mistress (1952) ^note  It's a very soft level 4, with just enough appearances of blood to qualify.
• I Walk The Line (1970) ^note  A bloody, yet non-fatal, confrontation at the end results in one person being shot and another slashed with a farming hook.
• Justice League (2017)
• Khartoum (1966)
• Kiss of Death (1947) ^note  An old lady is tied to a wheelchair and rolled down a staircase to her death (not particularly graphic due to camera angle).
• The Last Dragon (1985) ^note  There's very little blood, but the fighting can get quite rough, including some mild bone-breaking.
• The Last Man on Earth (1964) ^note  Some impaled bodies are seen, though this isn't particularly graphic. Otherwise a 2 for assorted bloodless violence.
• The Last Outpost (1935) ^note  A crowd of civilians is massacred by the genocidal Ottoman Empire, but only the gunshots are heard.
• Lifeboat (1944)
• Life Is Beautiful (1997) ^note  It deals with the Holocaust, but there isn't a significant amount of onscreen violence.
• The Little Mermaid (2023) ^note  Just like the original, it ranks here for Ursula's onscreen impalement.
• The Man Who Laughs (1928) ^note The scene towards the beginning showing a man being put in an iron maiden (no blood) is probably cruel enough to reach a soft level 4. Some level 3 violence includes some skeletal corpses hanging from the gallows and blowing in the wind and a dog bloodlessly killing a human by biting his throat
• The Man Who Saves the World (1982) ^note  Bloodless narmy dismemberment
• The Marksman (2021) ^note  Several bad guys emerge somewhat bloodied from a crashed car.
• The Mercenary (1968) ^note  It's a fairly hard level 4, due to the scene where a hand grenade explodes in a man's mouth (not as gory as it sounds).
• Moonraker (1979) ^note  A giant snake is killed by being stabbed in the head with a syringe (simulated animal killing). Otherwise level 2.
• Mortal Kombat: Annihilation (1997)
• The Mummy (1959) ^note  The mummy gets impaled through the chest, as well as being shot countless times with clear marks from impact. It's kept down here by the lack of blood and how it doesn't seem to deter him until death. The flashback to the mummy's creation involves a man's tongue being cut out, but this isn't shown in an explicit way.
• My Week with Marilyn (2011) ^note A light 4 for the scene where Marilyn miscarries; she abruptly wakes up in excruciating pain and begs for a doctor, with a lot of blood gushing from between her legs. The scene isn't too graphic beyond that but it's upsetting, especially given Marilyn's pain and anguish. No other violent scenes besides Marilyn being swamped and nearly smothered by a crowd of fans
• On the Waterfront (1954) ^note  There are a few instances of characters having realistically bloodied/cut faces/heads due to beatings.
• Oppenheimer (2023) ^note  For hallucinations of a woman's skin starting to flake from an atomic explosion as well as an ashen human husk being stepped in; and Jean's brutal drowning.
• Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003)
• Police Story (1985)
• Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping (2016) ^note  Primarily here due to the scene where Wolves break loose at Connor's proposal and start attacking people.
• Power Rangers (2017)
• Private Peaceful (2012)
• The Reivers (1969) ^note  A non-fatal fight involving a knife results in blood on a child's hand as he stops the blade with his bare hand.
• Rebel Without a Cause (1955) ^note  Primarily here for the knife fight, which results in some bloody wounds and shirts, and Plato getting shot and killed by the policeman; not gory, but still quite realistic, especially by 1955 standards.
• Return Of The Seven (1966) ^note  There are a few blood squibs during the final shootout, but nothing too serious (it's a softer level 4).
• Richard Jewell (2019) ^note  The bloody aftermath of a terrorist bombing is shown, but it's not gory.
• Ride Vaquero (1953) ^note  A man is tortured by being shot in non-life-threatening parts of his body (some minor blood, but the victim survives).
• Rio Bravo (1959) ^note  A criminal is shot, and we later see a glass of beer stained with blood and quite a bit of it on his leg. A hard 4.
• Robin Hood (1922) ^note  It gets rated a level 4 for some of the torture depicted.
• The Rocketeer (1991) ^note  Would be a 3 if it weren't for Lothar's method of killing: Literally folding people in half. And not in a cartoonish way either.
• Rocky III (1982) ^note  It's a light level 4 for some tough, hard-hitting, repeated, mildly bloody boxing violence.
• Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) ^note  A character appears to be bloodlessly slashed at the waist and another bloodlessly impaled. Other miscellaneous genre violence, including Darth Vader bloodlessly killing some uniformed guards with a lightsaber.
• Rush Hour (1998)
• Rush Hour 3 (2007)
• Samaritan (2022) ^note  There's a jump scare where a man is suddenly hit by a high-speed car. This apparently breaks many of his bones (no compound fractures), but he uses his superpowers to crack everything back into place, somewhat painfully. There are several others acts of violence related to this near-invincible person taking damage that would kill a normal person, and other, somewhat harsh, superhero-genre fighting/killing.
• Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (2010) ^note  A light 4 for Scott Pilgrim being impaled with a sword. (He gets better)
• Shanghai Express (1986)
• Sherlock Holmes (2009) (2009) ^note  A couple of slow motion hand-to-hand fights in which joints are heard being dislocated and bones being broken, accompanied by detailed descriptions of the injuries in the narration. Pig carcasses are seeing being cut in half in one scene. A hard 4.
• Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018) ^note  One character is shown with a pair of arms he recently ripped off another (sentient alien) character, but, due to the lighting and camera position, it's not quite as gruesome as it sounds.
• Spider-Man (2002) ^note  A man is graphically impaled by a bladed glider: We see him bleeding from the mouth a bit (borderline 5). A man is kicked in the crotch. Some of the fight scenes are a little too intense for level 3 (the last fight scene in particular).
• Spider-Man 2 (2004) ^note  Mostly level 3, but occasionally gets to 4 (the hospital scene, a woman killed by shattering glass, etc.).
• Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (1999) ^note  It's a harder level 4, for a character being bloodlessly impaled through the chest by a lightsaber, a villainous character being cut in two at the waist with a lightsaber (some blood vapor is briefly shown), and a relatively tame cremation scene.
• Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) ^note  It's a hard level 4 for a man having his neck crushed (with sound effect) by another man's strangling grip, a couple of charred skeletons in a burning building, and a bloody, severed arm from a humanoid alien lying on the floor of a cantina.
• Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980) ^note  It's a hard level 4, for an animal being cut with a lightsaber, complete with what appears to be fat, muscle, or something along those lines, a sci-fi creature feasting on another dead one, a vision of a character dressed from head to toe in armor being bloodlessly decapitated, some mild torture, and a character having his hand being bloodlessly severed by a lightsaber.
• Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens (2015) ^note  There are a few people who get bloodlessly impaled through the chest by lightsabers.
• The Swarm (1978) ^note  Many people, including kids, are swarmed and stung to death by killer bees, often in slow-motion.
• The Ten Commandments (1956) ^note  It's a hard level 4, for a soldier standing next to baby carriage with a bloody sword (implying recent infanticide), lots of water turning into blood, lambs' blood being smeared on doorways, and some mild sexual menace.
• There Be Dragons (2011)
• Thunder In The East (1952) ^note  A man takes a thrown knife to the bare neck (no blood).
• Transformers (2007) ^note  A giant scorpion-like robot kills a soldier by graphically impaling him with its sting and dragging him underground (this is bloodless). A giant robot kills another giant robot by tearing it in half (brief).
• Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (2023) ^note  Would be much higher if the carnage was directed at organic beings. Especially when Scourge has both of his arms cut off before being decapitated.
• TRON: Legacy (2012)
• Twin Dragons (1992)
• Uncharted (2022) ^note  For a non-graphic throat cutting with minimal blood. Otherwise a 2.
• Valkyrie (2008)
• The Vampire Bat (1933) ^note  A body is emptied of blood with some blood shown going through a tube into a beaker. The blood is used to sustain a pulsating blob of synthetic flesh (which basically just looks like a sponge).
• War Horse (2011) ^note  There's almost no blood, but the scenes depicting violence are intense enough to rate a level 4.
• Wild Strawberries (1957) ^note  During a nightmare scene, a man with a scrunched-up face collapses dead in the street, with quite a bit of blood pooling near his head. It might be rated higher if it wasn't so abstract.
• Venom: Let There Be Carnage (2021) ^note  Devastating, sometimes lethal superhero mayhem, but almost entirely bloodless save for a little blood shed when Cletus bites Eddie, crude drawings of his childhood crimes, and a smashed spider. Light sci-fi body horror. Cletus stomping an innocent clerk to death offscreen and a cop stabbed in the shoulder with a trowel before being choked with chains and thrown off a ledge. An implied decapitation.
• Whiplash (2014) ^note  A couple of instances where a man bleeds a little on a drum set as he plays. In one scene he dips his injured hand into a bucket of ice water, resulting in the water becoming bloody. An intense and sudden car crash in which a man gets a bloody head wound, although this isn't particularly graphic.
• White Sun of the Desert (1970)
• Will Penny (1967) ^note  A man bloodily scratches another man's face with his fingernails during a fight. There are several other acts of (occasionally hard) level 3 violence that are either fatal or non-fatal.
• Wings (1927) ^note  It has a couple of moments that are fairly graphic by 1927 standards, including a man puking up quite a bit of blood after being shot and a noticeable amount of blood gushing out of a man's shirt after being shot.
• The Wreck Of The Mary Deare (1959) ^note  It's a very soft level 4 for the finale, which shows a man being stabbed in the leg with a hook and then painfully yanked into some water and, later, the hook being thrown at a man's face (with some mild blood, but the hook doesn't appear to be lodged in the victim).
• X-Men (2000) ^note  Mostly bloodless sci-fi action violence, although some scenes are too intense for level 3.
• xXx (2002)
• xXx: State of the Union (2005)
• Yellow Sky (1948) ^note  A woman is forcibly kissed several times, with her fighting to break free of the men's grips. Some might see at least one of these events as the prelude to rape, but dialogue seems to suggest that the men just want a kiss.
• The Zone of Interest (2023) ^note  Sight of pulled teeth, part of a skull, and ashes of concentration camp victims. Numerous audible screams from the concentration camp executions and a soldier drowning a prisoner. While all offscreen, they are disturbing enough to make it a hard 4.
• Zulu (1964) ^note  This one may have been rated higher if the violence looked more realistic.

Level 5

• 22 Jump Street (2014) ^note  There's some minor blood spurting from gunshot wounds, but this one is less graphic than its predecessor.
• 1408 (2007) ^note  A man's hand gets crushed by a window, and it bleeds quite a bit. A zombie's head is smashed, with dust instead of gore. A cracked wall has a lot of black/brown-ish blood coming out of it. Brief, black and white photos of corpses with blood. Similarly brief flashes of corpses. A vision of a child with bloodied feet, who crumbles into dust. A pretty hard 5.
• A.I.: Artificial Intelligence (2001) ^note  Even though almost all the violence is directed at robots, it can still be a bit on the brutal side. Robots (of varying degrees of looking life-like) are "tortured" by being sawed in two, having acid poured on them, and being shot out of a cannon. A "child" robot is attacked and decapitated.
• Alice in Wonderland (2010) ^note  A decapitation of a dragon (neck stump visible). Some purple blood drips out of its mouth later. A leopard-like creature has its eyeball pulled out its socket in a very graphic close-up with a pin, although this is very cartoonish and no blood is seen.
• All Quiet on the Western Front (1930) ^note  It's rated a soft level 5 for the scene with the severed hands hanging onto the barbed wire.
• All Quiet on the Western Front (1979) ^note  This one could be considered a harder level 5, due to some of its mild blood squib usage and general brutality.
• All The Young Men (1960)
• American Hustle (2013) ^note  A man is suddenly shown being shot in the neck area with bloody results, but it's very brief and not shown in close-up.
• The Americano (1955) ^note  There's a very brief rape attempt that's stopped by the main character.
• Amour (2012) ^note  Although not nearly as brutal as Haneke’s other films, the ending with husband Georges’ upsetting Mercy Kill of his defenseless wife Anne by smothering her with a pillow is more than brutal enough to end up here.
• Andersonville (1996)
• Ant-Man (2015) ^note  A human and a lamb are reduced to tiny piles of red goop by unsuccessful shrinking technology.
• The Avengers (2012) ^note  A man is impaled with a bladed staff. The staff emerges from his chest with some blood seen on the blade, the man's shirt and in his mouth. This isn't particularly graphic, though. A man has his eye forcefully extracted (or at least very painfully scanned) with a futuristic device. No blood or gore is seen and it isn't particularly graphic, since the perpetrator obscures the act, although screaming and squishy sound effects are heard. The man's injuries aren't seen either. Graphic violence towards alien creatures (Chitauri): They are stabbed, shot with arrows, crushed, dismembered, and scorched by lightning, at times accompanied by splatters of purple blood.
• Batman (1989) ^note  A man is burned to a skeletal crisp, but the process isn't graphic. A woman's badly scarred face is seen. A man gets bloodlessly stabbed with a pen around the neck/face area.
• Beneath the Planet of the Apes (1970) ^note  It's a hard level 5 for some blood smearing on walls, the ghastly true appearance of the underground mutants, a vision of a statue crying and vomiting blood, and some non-blood squibs on people being shot. Surprisingly, this movie is rated G.
• The Black Cat (1934) ^note  It's a hard level 5 for the disturbing ending, where a bound villainous character has his face flayed off by a scalpel while still alive. However, the audience only sees a shadow on the wall of the attacker moving the blade around the victim's head and a close-up of a bound hand squirming in agony. Needless to say, it would be much higher if any actual details were onscreen.
• Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022) ^note  A scene where a woman is impaled and then she forces herself off the spear impaling her is just rough enough to fit here.
• Blue Jasmine (2013) ^note  A light 5 for Dr Flicker's comically awkward but very uncomfortable attempted rape of Jasmine.
• The Boy In The Striped Pajamas (2008) ^note  While the ending involves many people being gassed to death, it's probably not depicted graphically enough to rate higher than an unusually strong 5.
• The Bridge (1959)
• The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957) ^note  Some dead people are seen in a lake, with the water running red with blood, though this is seen from a distance. Otherwise, the appearances of mild blood would be around the 3-4 range.
• Cape Fear (1962) ^note  There's a lot of sexual menace, including an implied rape/beating.
• Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014)
• Cash Back (2006) ^note  For Jenkins getting his nose bloodily bashed in with a football (borderline 6).
• Chef (2014) ^note  A dead pig is shown being cut up somewhat to be used as food in a kitchen.
• China (1943) ^note  The film contains an offscreen rape that the victim later dies from.
• Cleopatra Jones (1973) ^note  There are some relatively mild blood squibs and a character gorelessly taking a ride through a car grinder.
• Cleopatra Jones And The Casino Of Gold (1975) ^note  A character is shown after being bloodily impaled through the chest and, later, some water turns red from blood when a dying character falls into it.
• The Commuter (2018) ^note  It's pretty soft, as far as level 5s go, though.
• Compañeros (1970)
• Conquest of the Planet of the Apes (1972) [PG-rated cut] ^note  There's some brutal torture by electrocution, some intense street fighting, and a man spitting up blood after being whacked in the face with a firearm stock.
• Cotton Comes To Harlem (1970) ^note  A character is shot with a few mild blood squibs on him.
• The Count of Monte Cristo (2002) ^note  Man seen with bloody marks after being repeatedly whipped. Impalement with blood, but no spurting.
• Courage Under Fire (1996)
• The Covenant (2006)
• The Craft (1996) ^note  For a scene of Attempted Rape and other violence that's a bit too intense for Level 4. There's some blood spilt, including close-ups of needles entering skin, a girl getting her wrists slashed by a knife and a girl being covered in cuts after being smashed into a mirror. There's also a flashback to a girl attempting suicide; it's not graphically depicted but we do see blood spatters. It should be noted the film was shot as a PG-13 movie, but still got an R rating because it involved teen girls practicing witchcraft.
• The Cranes Are Flying (1957) ^note  It's here for an implied rape. The film's non-sexual violence is on level 2.
• Creep (2014) (2014) ^note  An axe is swung into a man's head, killing him instantly, but there's no blood and it's from fairly far away. Disturbing references to sexual violence that the villain made up. The rest of the film would be a 0, but the increasing sense of danger ramps it up to a 3 or so.
• Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000) ^note  A throwing star hits a man’s head with a very small amount of blood and is briefly seen sticking out of the man’s head. The lighting is very dim, which obscures any very gory detail. Jade Fox’s death, in which many small darts fire back at her and discharge a fairly moderate blood squib, also reaches this level. Otherwise, a solid level 4 for almost entirely bloodless wuxia combat that’s sometimes a tad too rough for level 3.
• Dark Of The Sun (1968) [PG-rated cut] ^note  The PG-rated cut of the film gets a level 5 for the murdered man shown through binoculars (with his severed leg lying next to him), a man being tied up and jabbed in the face with a lit torch, a character being bloodily impaled through the chest by a bayonet, and quite a bit of water turning red from blood after a character is stabbed in it.
• Dial M for Murder (1954) ^note  For the "murder" scene. a man attempts to strangle a woman, so she fights back; he is brutally stabbed with scissors, burying them into his back as he falls. However, the scene is dimly lit, so there is nothing too graphic seen.
• Diamonds Are Forever (1971) ^note  For Bond taking off a woman's bra and choking her with it in order to get information. Later, Bond shoots a fake Blofeld in the head, with a small amount of blood visible.
• Doctor X (1932) ^note  The film revolves around what appears to be a series of cannibalistic serial killings (with a few corpses under sheets shown), but, at the end, it's revealed that the murderer is actually collecting human flesh for the manufacture of synthetic flesh. In a grotesque scene, the audience sees the villain apply globs of clay-like synthetic flesh to his face to disguise his appearance.
• Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves (2023) ^note  Knight bloodlessly cut in half onscreen. Bloodless decapitation of helmeted knight. Some gross but not gory decayed reanimated corpses (one has a dangling eyeball). Mimic tongue bloodily sliced off. Mostly played for comedy. Combat is mostly on levels 3 and 4.
• Eagles Attack At Dawn (1970)
• Eddie Macons Run (1983) ^note  There's an attempted rape that's stopped by the main character and a moderate blood squib during a dream scene.
• Emperor (2020) ^note  A child is shown with bloody whip-marks across his back from offscreen torture.
• The Enemy Below (1957) ^note  It largely gets rated this high for the scene with the bloody American sailor missing an arm.
• Enter the Dragon (1973) ^note  For the overall themes of human trafficking, Williams being beaten to death, multiple (offscreen) bloody cuts on bare flesh, audible bone-breaking and the bloody aftermath of Han's death by impalement.
• Escape from the Planet of the Apes (1971) ^note  It's largely here for the brutal finale, which shows a baby chimpanzee being fatally shot several times (with non-blood squibs on the cloth it's wrapped in) and a somewhat large blood squib on a human character.
• Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (2016) ^note  For the blunt force trauma murders of a number of characters, with repeated close ups of their scarred and somewhat mutilated corpses, as well as disturbing scenes and themes of child abuse with sight of some mild bloody injuries/scarring. With the addition of typical genre violence, gruesome imagery, and scenes of fantastical torture (including electrocution) and mass destruction. Ambient violence involves a character being coerced into dying via an acidic solution - this is depicted as a form of state-sanctioned execution.
• Farewell To The King (1989) ^note  A man has a bloody sack of what is implied to be severed heads, and, in another scene, a pond is almost entirely red from the blood of soldiers who were massacred in it.
• The Fast and the Furious (2001) (2001) ^note  A man is tortured by having oil poured into his mouth, and there are a couple of mild blood squibs.
• Field Of Lost Shoes (2015)
• Firewalker (1986) ^note  A bad guy starts to take off his pants with malicious intent next to an unconscious woman, but she wakes up in time to scare him off with a gun.
• First To Fight (1967) ^note  A few moderate blood squibs can seen, mainly in the opening battle.
• A Fistful of Dollars (1964) ^note  Relatively brutal violence is common, with notable acts of carnage including a man shown with a machete bloodily impaling his chest, a scene depicting a man being tortured by beating, a couple of goons being crushed against a door by a giant, rolling barrel (with a bloody aftermath shown), lots of people being ruthlessly gunned down as they try to escape a burning building, and a man shown with lots of blood on his face after receiving a shotgun blast to the forehead.
• Flying Tigers (1942) ^note  It's fairly violent for a 1942 movie, with dying Japanese pilots grabbing their faces as blood oozes out from between their fingers, implying blood-gushing headshots.
• Freaks (1932) ^note  A character is apparently mutilated offscreen. The result is later shown where she resembles a chicken (she may have had her tongue and legs cut off). While not violence per se, there are also some sideshow "freaks" with somewhat disturbing body abnormalities, such as a man (born?) with no limbs.
• The Fugitive (1993) ^note  There's some moderately violent content, such as blood being shown on a window after a man receives a shotgun blast to the head (the blood is not shown while airborne). Some very mild surgery is also shown.
• Galaxy Quest (1999) ^note  An alien's severed head is seen with mild green blood. A not-remotely human creature is turned inside out before exploding, but it's presented comedically.
• Gandhi (1982) ^note  A man is shot with three possibly non-blood squibs on his chest. Other scenes show numerous civilians being shot and beaten, but without too much detail.
• Get Hard (2015) ^note  For when James gets a shiv stuck in his forehead for an extended period of time. There is minimal blood but we see the flesh painfully indented and strech as they attempt to pull it out. Otherwise a 1.
• Ghostbusters: Afterlife (2021) ^note  A zombie-like man is briefly shown being ripped in two vertically, with no real detail.
• The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) ^note  Relatively brutal violence is fairly common, with notable acts of carnage including a man being shot several times in the face through a pillow (no blood), a character having harsh sunburns all over his face after a forced walk through a desert, a scene showing a man being tortured by beating (complete with an attempted eye-gouging), a man is killed by having the back of his head repeatedly slammed against a rock (with some blood on the attacker's hand), and a corpse is run over by a train and dragged for a while.
• Gran Torino (2008) ^note  It's largely rated this high for the implied rape. Otherwise, it might be a 4.
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017) ^note  A hard 5. A cephalopod-like monster is sliced open, with a lot of yellow blood pouring out. A man smashes a spider and eats it. A severed human toe is presented in a comedic fashion, with a relatively non-graphic stump. A god-like entity regenerates from bone, with organs and muscle visible, but it isn't portrayed in a gruesome fashion. The former two would be a 7 if not for Alien Blood.
• Halloween (1978) ^note  It's not very graphic by slasher film standards, featuring several fairly brutal stabbings/slashings, with little or no blood (and it never spurts and bare skin is never shown being punctured onscreen). A character is impaled in mid-air to a door by a large knife and left hanging, but no blood appears to be visible in this particular scene.
• The Hanging Tree (1959) ^note  There's an attempted rape (with some beating) that's foiled by the hero.
• Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002) ^note  Messages are found written in blood. A cat is found hanging from a brazier; it's revealed she's petrified rather than dead but the image is disturbing. Other characters, including children, are found in the same unsettling state. A blanket-covered corpse is removed on a stretcher; we only see the hand. Harry's arm bones magically disappear and he can bend his arm unnaturally far; it's presented comedically. A phoenix claws out a monster's eyes; we only see the shadows though the monster's eyes are covered with blood afterwards. A monster gets fatally stabbed through the skull with a sword, with blood present. Harry gets a poisonous fang through his arm; the actual biting is difficult to make out, though we see the bloody wound in close-up. A character steps on bones. Lower level and ambient violence involves a car crash, images of a young girl used to write messages with blood, and violent threats muttered in the walls.
• Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009)^note A hard 5/light 6. There is frequent sight of one of Dumbledore's hands, which is blackened and withered as if burnt. Harry is stunned and has his face stomped on by Malfoy, breaking his nose; afterwards we see Harry with a swollen and bloody nose. A teenage boy is hit with a spell that causes multiple deeps cuts to open on his body (beneath clothing), with lots of blood flowing to redden a watery floor. A cursed teenage girl gets flung around and screams, her body "crucified" midair, before being thrown to the ground hard. A character is attacked by zombie-like creatures in an obvious though non-graphic state of decay and nearly drowns; another character non-graphically sets them alight with magic. A man cuts his hand with a small knife, wiping blood onto a rock - no blood is clearly seen. Genre violence involves destruction, including character's homes being accosted with fire. One character is killed, thrown from a high balcony, his body later shown indistinctly on the ground beneath.
• Henry V (1989)
• The Heroin Busters (1977)
• The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 (2014) ^note We see some bodies piled up; most are covered with cloths though a few are uncovered and bloodied, with mild injury detail. A woman steps on a skull. A hospital is filled with people with cuts and bruises; some are bloodied, no graphic wounds are visible. Action violence includes quick images of soldiers shooting into crowds or bombings accosting dams, though none of it is graphic and it's often not seen clearly; this includes the hospital being bombed.
• The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 (2015)
• Impindiso (1985) ^note  A defenseless stabbing victim has a bloody, somewhat gushy, wound on the clothed torso.
• Inception (2010) ^note  There are several blood vapor puffs from gunshot wounds.
• In Harm's Way (1965) ^note  It gets a 5 for the implied rape of Annalee (Jill Haworth) by Eddington (Kirk Douglas).
• In Pursuit Of Honor (1995) ^note  Many simulated horse-killings, including one scene where the horses are driven into a pit and machine-gunned (with quite a bit of blood painted onto the dead and dying horses).
• Island of Lost Souls (1932) ^note  While there's not a lot of onscreen violence, the acts that are implied are truly horrific. The villain vivisects animals until they resemble humans (not exactly shown onscreen), one of these manimals attempts to rape a woman (but is stopped by gunfire), and the villain is vivisected to death at the end (the audience only hears his screams).
• Johnny Got His Gun (1971) ^note  The main character's unthinkably horrible wounds are kept offscreen and under wraps, but they're implied strongly enough for the film to rate a level 5. If the injury detail was shown onscreen, it would be a level 10, and the film is arguably as disturbing as films on that level anyway.
• Jojo Rabbit (2019) ^note  Somewhat bloody wounds.
• Kagemusha (1980)
• Kapò (1960)
• King Arthur: Legend of the Sword (2017)
• King Kong (1933) ^note  There's some relatively brutal violence, such as people falling into a ravine to their dooms (with their impacts on the ground being shown) and King Kong killing a tyrannosaurus rex by opening its jaw to the breaking point (complete with gushing blood and cracking sound effect).
• Kongo (1932) ^note  It's rated this high for the offscreen rape of Ann (Virginia Bruce). The non-sexual violence is on level 3.
• Krampus (2015)
• Last Year at Marienbad (1961) ^note  It's a surrealist film, so events aren't easy to interpret, but one scene appears to show the brief build-up to a rape or rape attempt.
• The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003) ^note  This film might be strong enough to get a very mild level 6.
• Lethal Weapon 3 (1992) ^note  It's the least violent of the Lethal Weapon movies, but blood still makes several non-explicit appearances and a man is drowned in wet cement.
• Little Shop of Horrors (1986) ^note  A corpse is chopped to pieces with an axe, but nothing overly explicit is shown.
• The Long Ships (1964) ^note  There's quite a bit of attempted rape and a man is executed (essentially offscreen) by being bisected or something by a giant blade.
• M (1931) ^note  This is a difficult film to rate, as it revolves around a child-murdering serial killer and rapist, yet contains almost no onscreen violence.
• Mean Guns (1997) ^note  There is a lot of harsh, brutal violence with guns and baseball bats, but, for a film rated R by the MPAA, there isn't much detail.
• Men in Black (1997) ^note  An alien wears a man's hollow skin as a suit, which slowly decays and is eventually torn off. None of this is as gory as it sounds though. The same alien is blown in two with brown "blood" spraying, and then he is finished off by being blown to non-red bits. Otherwise, level 4.
• The Message (1976) [international version]
• missing. (1982) (1982)
• Missing in Action (1984) ^note  It's a pretty soft level 5, having surprisingly little blood by the standards of an R-rated action movie. A man is repeatedly bayoneted, though.
• Mission: Impossible (1996) ^note  It largely rates a 5 for the scene of Jack Harmon (Emilio Estevez) being bloodlessly stabbed in the face by elevator equipment.
• Mission: Impossible II (2000) ^note  Although what is shown of the effects of the Chimera virus may cause this one to border on 6.
• Mission: Impossible III (2006) ^note  It's rated this high for the material related to a miniature bomb that was placed in a character's brain and its tastefully-handled postmortem removal.
• Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation (2015) ^note  Is a solid 4 until the knife fight in the climax.
• Mockery (1927) ^note  A woman is almost raped on a few occasions.
• The Most Dangerous Game (1932) ^note  A shark leaves some blood in the water after attacking somebody, the villain has decaying, severed heads mounted on the wall of his trophy room, a disembodied head is shown bobbing up and down in a jar, and a henchman has his spine snapped (break heard). The villain intends to rape the female lead, but is stopped before they get in the same room together.
• Moulin Rouge! (2001) ^note  For the scene of attempted Rape as Drama where The Duke attempts to rape Satine after making it clear she loves Christian. Otherwise, level 4.
• The Mummy (1999) ^note  There's minimal blood, but there is some moderate violence and related imagery, like beetles crawling under people's skin and a fantastical arm-severing (it's quickly reattached).
• Murder on the Orient Express (1974) ^note  A corpse is seen with bloody stab marks on its chest, which also leave stains on a blanket. The multiple stabbings that lead to that death are shown, although the knife impacts occur below frame.
• Murder on the Orient Express (2017)^note A man is stabbed to death offscreen; there's a lingering overhead shot of his bloody body. There's a flashback to the murder, though we only see the knife being brought down with the victim offscreen; the scene is in black-and-white and is soundless save for the final blow. In the backstory a man murdered a little girl; there are no details and the body is mostly concealed from view, though it's disturbing and upsetting given the victim is a child. A pregnant woman is said to have gone into premature labour, resulting in both her and the baby dying; we only see the woman collapsing. Two people are said to have killed themselves, though beyond a man shooting himself we get no details. A woman is non-fatally stabbed in the back with a knife; the blade is slowly pulled out with a little blood present and the camera angle blocks anything gory. A man's clothed arm is grazed by a bullet.
• Murders in the Rue Morgue (1932) ^note  A screaming, practically-crucified woman dies after being injected with ape blood (she's dumped in the river afterwards). There's also the attempted rape of a human woman by an ape.
• Murders in the Zoo (1933) ^note  A man is shown with his mouth sewn shut.
• Mystery Team (2008) ^note  2 dead bodies with bloody faces and bullet holes just out of clear view. A fairly bloody shot to the shoulder. General extreme Gross-Out Show elements. Implied gruesome mutilations; one involving a cherry bomb to the face (we hear some gross gurgling) and an invoked castration. All is played for laughs.
• The Naked Gun (1988) ^note  There's incessant slapstick, the most violent being a baseball player's head gorelessly falling off during a replay on the jumbotron.
• Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult (1994) ^note  A man's head is comedically and gorelessly unscrewed from his shoulders during a fight.
• The Never Ending Story (1984) ^note  Badly burned skull briefly shown. Wolf monster bloodily stabbed.
• Non-Stop (2014)
• Northwest Passage (1940) ^note  It largely gets rated this high for one of the soldiers carrying around a severed Native American head in a sack for cannibalistic purposes.
• Once Upon a Time in the West (1968)
• The Outsiders (1983) ^note  A teen boy stabs another; not shown onscreen, but water around the victim is shown turning bloody, and he is shown dead afterwards. Another teen boy gets burned, with some scars shown; he later dies from his injuries. Some other, lesser instances of blood.
• Pacific Rim (2013)
• Peeping Tom (1960) ^note  A difficult film to rate. While it’s about a serial killer who gets sexually aroused by psychologically tormenting defenseless women and killing them while filming it, there is no gore or process detail. The film primarily focuses on the victims’ screams before they are killed - the worst detail shown is a corpse with a blanket covering it. However, even by modern standards, the relentlessly disturbing tone and buildup before each killing, coupled with the killer’s clear sexual excitement derived from them, is strong enough to warrant a level 5. The killer commits suicide in the end by stabbing himself in the throat, but there is little to no blood seen.
• Planet of the Apes (1968) ^note  There may not be a whole lot of violence by modern action movie standards, but some of its content, like one of the characters' stuffed corpse, is strong enough to warrant a level 5 rating.
• The Princess Bride (1987) ^note  It gets here due to Inigo Montoya's rather bloody fight with Count Rugen.
• Promising Young Woman (2020) ^note  We hear a rape from a video (not shown) and said rape is the driving force of the plot. A character is brutally suffocated and their body is burned (not graphic).
• The Public Enemy (1931) ^note  It gets a level 5 for the implied rape of a drunk character. The non-sexual violence is on level 3.
• Ready Player One (2018) ^note  The virtual reality program prominently featured in the film contains acts of violence and other grotesqueries (like a flood of blood), but it's all pretty stylized.
• The Real Glory (1939) ^note  A recently killed corpse is shown impaled at the bottom of a pit of spikes.
• Regeneration (1915) ^note  The villain attempts to rape the female lead, but is stopped.
• Road House (1948) ^note  A rape attempt is stopped by a Bar Brawl.
• Rock N Rolla (2008) ^note  Small black blood splatters from offscreen shootings. A man is bloodlessly stabbed many times with a pencil. Man struck in the head with a plank is seen with quite a bit on blood on his body (he shrugs this off). Man is tortured with crayfish (no blood). Clear prelude to a rape is thwarted.
• Rocky II (1979) ^note  It's not violence per se, but a couple of scenes take place in a meat-packing plant, showing big chunks of raw meat on meat hooks, meat being torn off bloody bones, etc.
• Rollerball (1975) ^note  It's a rough film about a Blood Sport, but it's not gory. There is a scene where a man slides down the arena while leaving a trail of blood from his face, however, possibly making it a hard 5.
• Saints And Soldiers (2003)
• Santiago (1956) ^note  Most of the violence is fairly tame, but there is an unusually graphic (by 1956 standards) headshot received by one character towards the beginning of the movie.
• Sergeant Rutledge (1960) ^note  The film's plot centers around a rape and murder, but this isn't shown onscreen. The non-sexual violence is around level 4, featuring a dead man whose stabbed chest has blood on it and a fairly bloody gunshot wound that doesn't kill the victim.
• Shazam! (2019) ^note  A character has their head bloodlessly bitten off by a monster, but the head removal is more offscreen than on. Another person is fantastically reduced to fiery ashes.
• Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (2011) ^note  A man is tortured by being stabbed in the shoulder with a large fishhook, and hung from the ceiling with it for some time while he yells in pain; his shoulder is seen bloodied later. Otherwise level 4.
• Shoulder Arms (1918) ^note  There's a brief attempted rape that's foiled by Charlie Chaplin.
• Skinamarink (2023) ^note  A young girl has her facial features supernaturally removed and we see a shot of her blank face. Sounds of a woman's bone cracking and her screams are heard. A boy is manipulated into injuring himself with a knife, and is killed and resurrected several times by a supernatural entity, with a pool of blood being seen, but both these actions and their aftermath are completely offscreen.
• Skyfall (2012) ^note  A man is graphically shot in the shoulder, eventually staining his clothes with blood. A few dead men are seen lying in pools of blood. One or two puffs of blood in vapor form when people are shot. A man's neck is graphically broken. A hard 5.
• Skyscraper (2018) ^note  Characters end up battered and bloody after somewhat brutal fights, a piece of shrapnel is removed in a painful-looking manner, and there's bloody fighting with blades.
• Spider-Man 3 (2007) ^note  A grenade explodes next to a super-powered man's face in slow-motion: Not particularly graphic, although he is later seen with half of his face disfigured (slightly gruesome, although no blood or gore).
• Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002) ^note  Several characters who're covered in clothes or armor are bloodlessly beheaded by lightsaber (a few of them during a massacre scene). A man gets his arm bloodlessly cut off by a lightsaber.
• Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi (2017) ^note  There's a rough fight scene, featuring a humanoid alien being cut in two at the waist with a lightsaber, a character dressed from head to toe in armor being beheaded by lightsaber, a character falling into a turbine (with armor being spat back out), and another character (who's wearing a helmet) being briefly impaled through the head with a lightsaber (not shown clearly). Despite the brutality of the sequence, there is not a notable amount of blood.
• Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (2019) ^note  An alien's disembodied head is plopped on a table (neck stump not shown) and lightning bolts cause a character's face to decay. A man is stabbed through the torso with a lightsaber and we see a close-up of the wound (burned-looking but not bloody).
• The Story of Temple Drake (1933) ^note  The title character is raped offscreen.
• A Streetcar Named Desire (1951) ^note  For a scene where a woman is knocked out and is heavily implied to be raped offscreen. Otherwise a level 1 for some intense domestic disputes that involve lots of yelling and smashing objects, and some men punch each other; but nothing too brutal.
• Suicide Squad (2016) ^note  Most of the film has typical action movie violence, but there is a scene where a humanoid demon's hand is cut off, with some yellow blood briefly seen (he grows a new hand afterwards).
• Tenet (2020) ^note  Some dental torture is obscured by a passing train and a man is bloodlessly slashed across the face with a cheese-grater during a fight.
• They Came To Cordura (1959) ^note  An attempted gang-rape is foiled.
• Thor (2011) ^note  A man is graphically impaled by a giant icicle, with some blood seen on the part of the icicle emerging from his back. Ice giants are decapitated and dismembered with swords and a hammer.
• To Kill a Mockingbird (1962) ^note  Plot is kicked off when a black man is falsely accused of raping a white woman. While this rape accusation was false, it's all but stated that the woman's father did rape her. Otherwise a 2, as a rabid dog is bloodlessly shot and killed, a character is bloodlessly stabbed to death (more offscreen than on), and a child has some minor bruises on his face after an attack.
• Touch of Evil (1958) ^note  It's implied that a woman is raped.
• A Town Called Hell (1971) [cut available on Amazon Prime] ^note  There's some rough western violence and a few body squibs, but nothing gory.
• Tremors (1990) ^note People and animals devoured by monsters with a small amount of blood, monsters messily stabbed, shot, and blown up with orange blood and guts, man has face torn off.
• A Trip to the Moon (1902) ^note  Here because of the scene where the spaceship crashes into the moon's eye, with discolored blood. It's not quite as graphic as it sounds, though the color version increases it to a level 7 with red blood.
• Unbroken (2014)
• Uncle Buck (1989) ^note  There's an attempted rape that's foiled by the titular character. Other than that, there's slapstick on level 1.
• Uncommon Valor (1983)
• U.S. Marshals (1998) ^note  There's some moderately bloody imagery, including a couple of fairly mild blood squibs.
• The Vanishing (1988) ^note  An absolute level 0 in terms of onscreen violence, but gets up here solely to due to featuring one of the most horrifically cruel murder methods ever seen in any film.
• Van Helsing (2004)
• Vera Cruz (1954) ^note  There's an attempted rape. The non-sexual violence is probably a hard level 3.
• The Walls Of Hell (1964)
• War for the Planet of the Apes (2017)
• The Warriors (1979) ^note  The film contains some small amounts of blood from a shooting, some rough fighting (some with baseball bats), and a switchblade knife being thrown into a man's arm (probably the most graphic scene). A man is implied to be beaten to death and a man is thrown onto some train-tracks and run over by the train, though both scenes utilise a Gory Discretion Shot. Much of the violence ranks Level 4, though it's bumped up to 5 due to a brief scene of sexual violence; a man gets rough with a woman he's making out with, ignoring her protests he's hurting her, though she handcuffs him to a bench before it goes too far.
• Without Remorse (2021) ^note  For when John and his pregnant wife are shot with small blood splotches on the former and a somewhat bloody blanket on the latter. All other violence is completely bloodless but sometimes fairly brutal level 4 stuff.
• The World Is Not Enough (1999) ^note  A rather extended scene where a man strapped to a torture device is choked by it.
• The World's End (2013) ^note  It would be much higher if the robots had red blood instead of blue.
• Wonder Woman (2017) ^note  It largely gets rated this high for the scene with the soldier missing part of his leg.
• X2: X-Men United (2003) ^note  A scene where Magneto bleeds a man to death by controlling the excess iron contained in the man's blood. A large cloud of blood in vapor form can be seen emitting from the man. Magneto smiles sadistically after he does this. The rest of the violence is level 4.
• X-Men: First Class (2011) ^note  A man is killed with a coin being slowly driven through his head with telekinetic powers: Graphic and intense, with blood seen on the coin as it comes out the back of his head. Quite a hard 5 because of this scene.
• XXX Return Of Xander Cage (2017)
• The Year of Living Dangerously (1982)

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