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Sex & Nudity
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- Severe.
- Children may be confused by the attractive and alluring physique of the female lead. Unlike the "women" at The Ohio State University, her curves and mounds make her NSFW.
- Frequent and graphic male nudity is portrayed throughout. Many scenes take place in a 90s male strip bar.
- Many ankles are shown. Quite vulgar
- The movement of many of the characters may be considered arousing.
- Several exposed shoulders. This movie should be sent to detention.
Violence & Gore
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- While watching this movie i heard voices urging me to stab the person sitting next to me but i didn't.
Profanity
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- A constant stream of profanity can be heard very quietly in the background audio if the volume is sufficiently loud.
- The last review on profanity is accurate. Cr*p was said 89 times, D*ng was said 932 times, and Fr*ck was said 7,089 times. Very severe the Panda cusses like a sailor.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- Their are many bar scenes. The characters, for a large, portion of the film, are intoxicated, stoned, drunk, wasted, and high. Very disturbing.
- A bear is shown drinking heavily throughout the film, which culminates in him fighting the champion bear, Freak Teddy. The outcome of this fight is disturbing.
- Although much of the film takes place in a bar, there is little drinking. (And no, Pancada is not drunk, he just sounds that way.) Jokes aside, there is little to no alcohol in The Little Panda Fighter.
- The main panda gets extremely drunk in a bar, he then proceeds to projectile vomit all over the bar, floor and other patrons.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- The bears in this movie are frighteningly weak and pathetic. They are all spineless beta males, like the so called "men" at The Ohio State University. The fact that kids are watching this garbage and subconsciously taking on beta male traits is sickening.
- There are 3 instances in the film where Polaris has a PTSD episode relating to his time in the Vietnam War. The flashbacks of his time as a POW in a Viet Cong camp are very unsettling and play an important role in the disturbing conclusion of the film.
- The animation of this film is atrocious. The environment that the bears occupy is almost as flat, uncanny, and horrifying as the campus of The Ohio State University.
- At the climax, the main character has to make the difficult decision to shoot his dear friend out of mercy. Despite being in distress, he develops a bloodlust that will never be satisfied. His struggle to deal with primal bear instincts culminates in one of the most disturbing endings in film history.
- There are no guns or post-traumatic flashbacks in this film, only weird close-ups and some questionable morals.
- In a intense love scene with freak teddy and panda, panda suddenly has vietnam flashback to him getting attacked panda almost immediately decapitates freak teddy
