Violence
ModerateShootings and heavy blows include brief eye-gouging and torture, with some blood and injuries.
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Spectre
Spectre is a 2015 spy film and the twenty-fourth instalment in the James Bond film series produced by Eon Productions. The sequel to Skyfall (2012), it is the fourth film to star Daniel Craig as the fictional MI6 agent James Bond.
Description credits
Description adapted from Wikipedia contributors, Spectre (2015 film) · CC BY-SA 4.0. Text adapted for this entry.
REVIEW COVERAGE
Partially reviewed
Original notes based on the cited sources. This is a partial assessment; categories we haven’t assessed remain unknown.
Edition & review scope
Concise original notes from selected official content advice, not a full viewing. Levels are Parents Forge interpretations, not official age ratings. Unknown means not established; omitted concerns are not confirmed absent.
2015 film; BBFC's UK 2D full-feature home-media classification dated 8 January 2016. Other cuts, dubs, trailers and bonus material are not assessed, and edition equivalence is not assumed.
CONTENT BREAKDOWN
What’s in this entry?
Sexual content
ModerateCouples kiss and start undressing before the scene cuts away. Dialogue includes references to sex trafficking.
Nudity
Unknown · not fully assessedNot established by this source-based guide.
Language
MildSwearing includes 'shit', 'bloody' and 'bastard'.
Alcohol, drugs & smoking
MildAdults drink alcohol.
Frightening & intense themes
ModerateExtended chases and threats place characters at risk. A suicide involving a gun occurs without the impact being shown.
Content notes describe the material, not a universal age recommendation. Different releases, editions and installments can contain different material.
Review sources
Guide updated 2026-11-11T07:49:57Z · Parents Forge source-based summary
- BBFC: Spectre · Source (accessed 2026-11-11)
Factual source: British Board of Film Classification. Original concise advisories by Parents Forge; no endorsement claimed.