Some guys turn on a leaf blower near a group of girls, which lifts one of the girls' dress up and we see her underwear. One of the guys comments "She's wearing black today."

A scene with a topless girl, she's seen covering her beasts

Steve looks up the meaning of 'telekinesis', and comments on the word 'vibrate'. Very suggestive, but will fly over some younger viewers.

Andrew and Matt fight each other throughout the city, and they cause some destruction to buildings and streets etc.

Andrew is constantly bullied by schoolmates, is constantly abused by his alcoholic father, and is disturbed by his cancerous mother. He is a depressed boy, and many of the violence stated comes from his depression.

Andrew is head-locked by a schoolmate, and is punched and slapped repeatedly.

Andrew uses his powers to rip apart a spider, and you see the detached limbs and abdomen, as he drops it on the floor. No gore, but some sound effects make it disturbing.

A teenage boy is attacked by a man; he uses his power to throw him up against a wall, and then across the room.

A teenage boy uses his powers to throw four teens around the street. We then see two of them lying face down with blood blood trails, presumably dead.

After being in an explosion, Andrew is seen with bandages all over his body. Over time, some of the bandages come lose and we can see exposed bloody skin for the rest of the movie.

A teenage boy is shot by a police officer. Blood is shown dripping from his fingers. He screams out in pain very loudly.

Because they are interconnected with telekinesis, Steve, Matt, and Andrew get a massive nosebleed when they 'overexert' themselves.

1 use of "pussy", "dick", and "prick" (as well as the middle finger).

Frequent uses of "goddamn", "goddammit", "hell", "asshole", "bitch", "shit" and "bullshit" is used in the film.

A teen boy tells another teen boy to "have a beer" at a party and he replies "I don't drink."

One scene is at a party; teenagers can be seen holding and drinking alcohol, but there is no strong use of alcohol there and nobody seems to be overusing it.

Two boys sit on the ledge of a skyscraper and their legs are dangling in the air. One of them walks on the ledge to show off. We see what they see. It can be intense and upsetting to some.

Some intense violence/action.

Andrew is bullied in one or two scenes.

The film can get dark at times.