Harley, Killer Frost & Poison Ivy all wear tight costumes. But they aren't skimpy or revealing anything.

Near the beginning of the film, Harley is shown naked (nipples covered) seducing Deadshot. Sex is implied. Later she is topless to distract a guardd

When Killer Frost's Body Bag is Unzipped you see one of the Guard's Facial Expression as he sees on what he thinks is a Dead Killer Frost Nude.

Poison Ivy's body is kinda naked, but her jacket and underwear covers her nipples and bottom.

In one scene you can see someone's bare back. Nothing explicit is shown at all.

A man and a woman kiss for a second. Camera cuts away very fast.

When Killer Frost is being scanned by an X-ray machine, an outline of her body is visible.

A few sexual references are made.

Various people are shot and killed with brief but bloody results.

Numerous rough fist fights break out between characters with some blood. The final fight involves stabbing, and a character being stuck in a helicopter, which falls out of a building and explodes.

The riot scene is quite violent, with many villains from Batman's 'Rogues Gallery' killing guards, police officers, and fellow inmates. Many people are shot, stabbed, crushed, thrown around, and blown up in this scene, though it isn't all that brutal.

Three characters' heads explode at different points in the film, two with bloody results. Joker then holds the head of one of them and cracks a joke.

A man pulls another man into a bush, and we hear the victim's neck snapping.

Killer Frost can freeze her victims before smashing them to pieces.

The Joker shoots and kills several people.

Batman breaks several bones during the opening fight scene.

Quite a bit of violence for a PG-13 movie, though not the worst of the DC Animated Features.

Not alot of profanity. Very mild

Killer Frost sticks the middle finger at the Police Guards.

Typical PG-13 language. 2 uses of "bitch" and "ass." 1 S-word.

There is a scene that takes place in a bar where men are seen drinking beer

The violence can shock some younger viewers.

The Joker can be frightening at times.

This film is pretty dark.