None. There are no sex or Nudity shown in this movie. In one scene, a woman and a man kiss on the bed for a few seconds. Nothing happens as they begin talking. Both are fully clothed. Nothing sexual at all.

Statues of naked men in the musuem

A couple make out on a bed fully clothed for a few seconds, nothing happens as they begin talking.

The film contains some scenes of violence which involves exchanges of gunfire.

The scenes are fairly intense, particularly when the characters are being pursued or when they are racing against time.

However, the impact of the violence is usually very brief or implied as the camera pulls away quickly, and there is little bloodshed.

There are some uses of bitch

Go****nit is used once by the female lead character, as in: "The weakness, go****nit"

Expletives are featured, but voiced infrequently.

The film contains an utterance of the swear word "f**k" by a male character out of frustration.

Characters infected with knock out drugs.

The film contains some mildly disturbing images of people in hell as imagined by the male protagonist who struggles to recover his memories.

Based on Dan Brown's novels about famous symbologist Robert Langdon, 'Inferno' is the third installment in the film franchise in which Langdon loses his memory, and finds himself racing across Europe in a desperate bid to stop a madman from unleashing a global virus.