Parents Guide for
X-Men: The Last Stand (2006) More at IMDb Pro »

Rogue is frustrated that she can't touch her boyfriend (because such contact would kill him). When he says it's okay, she reminds him that he's a guy and that his mind is only on one thing (meaning sexual thoughts).

There is a steamy scene about mid-way through the movie that parents might not approve of for smaller children. The two characters begin to kiss, then they explicitly makeout while trying to undress each other. But before they get very far, one of them realizes what is going on and tries to stop. Nothing is shown.

When one of the mutants is injected with the "cure", her body changes and she is naked. We see her full naked body, but the way her body is twisted, as she lies on the floor, the vital parts are out of sight.

We see Wolverine, Storm and others in a combat scene, where they're all trying to take cover from various laser blasts that are causing all sorts of property damage all around them (and nearly hitting most of them). During this, a large piece of debris bounces off two "shielded" characters and smacks into Wolverine's face, but the gash/wound instantly heals. He then has one character throw him at their assailant and we then see a huge robot's head fall to the ground (but we then see that all of this was just a simulation).

Several bodies are decenegrated into dust, there is no blood, but the sight could be disturbing to small children.

At least 1 slang term using male genitals ("d*ck-head"), 4 hells, 2 damns, 1 ass, 2 uses of "Oh God" and 1 use each of "Dear Lord," "My God" and "Oh my God."

Wolverine is shown smoking cigars several times.

While possessed by her alter-ego, Jean Grey's face turns all blackish and shows facial veins (in several scenes). When mutants are injected with the "cure" their bodies violently twitch and shake for a couple of minutes.