Lasers blast, fights break out and anti-gravity cars rocket over the lunar landscape at breakneck speeds. But while the action may be frequent and intense, its never bloody.

An early scene finds Pluto charging into a bar where everyone is gunning for him. He grabs one of Morgans henchman to use as a human shield (the henchman is quickly shot and the resulting firefight guts the bar).

Similar confrontations at a hotel and a storage dump ratchets up the human and android body count.

A car chase ends in a fiery explosion.

The final confrontation with Crater turns into an extended brawl that ends in a shooting. One character falls to his death. Another is electrocuted.

While not as profane as the R-rated 48 Hours and Beverly Hills Cop movies, it is still wise for moviegoers to remember that this is still an Eddie Murphy movie and contains a quantity of foul language. About 50 profanities appear in the film, including over 15 uses of the s-word. There are also over half-a-dozen abuses of Gods name.

Plutos club does a thriving business in alcohol and he offers free drinks to a man whos about to be divorced (hes out on a "bachelor party").

Pluto mixes his own martinis by drinking directly from the bottle and swishing the gin and vermouth in his mouth.

Several times Pluto smokes cigars.

After rejecting Rex Craters initial offer to buy the club, Pluto offers to send him a case of scotch to make amends.

To find Carter, Pluto indulges in illegal activities, impersonating a police officer, stealing a car and hacking into police files.