There is a sex scene depicted between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. However, it is not overly graphic, and they are fully clothed during the scene.

Macbeth sends murderers after Banquo and his son. Banquo is shot by a crossbow but his young son escapes. Not overly graphic, but it is rather intense.

The scene where Macbeth kills Duncan shows some blood, but the quick shots cutting in and out obscure the violence and prevents it from being too gruesome.

Intense battles and murders throughout. It is relatively bloody at times. Nothing extraordinarily explicit, however.

The murder of MacDuff's family is the most disturbing scene in the film, but most of the violence is not actually shown on screen

No profanity whatsoever.

It's implied that Macbeth is drunk on a few occasions by the way he acts and talks. He is also shown drinking from a goblet that presumably contains alcohol.

The battle scenes and murders throughout are intense but not overly graphic.

Overall, the tone of the film is very macabre and dark