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Sex & Nudity
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- There is no sex in this movie. but there are some scenes and themes of a sexual nature.
- A young man in bed appears to have an erection under the sheet so that it looks like an erection; it is then revealed to be a statuette.
- A number of fuzzy pictures of a standing sailor appear to show him nude.
- A young man wearing only a sailor cap lies on the floor of a public restroom; his bent leg hides his genitals. A sailor is seen with a sparkling Roman candle protruding from his fly.
Violence & Gore
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- In this film there are scenes VERY impressive and violent. It 's amazing that in 1947.
- A young man asks a sailor for a light;
- The sailor starts to beat up the young man.
- A group of sailors with chains and belts threaten a young man, tear his shirt off, and beat him; his nose bleeds profusely. [HARD TO WATCH]
- They tear open his chest to find a meter in place of his heart. [HARD TO WATCH]
Profanity
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- Fireworks is a silent film. There is no profanity.
- None.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- Almost nothing
- A young man is shown smoking a cigarette.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- This film is very impressive and raw, but not limited to, the atmosphere is very dark and black and white makes it even more frightening.
- "Fireworks" is a film truly dreamy and surreal. Contains topics and scenes associated with them tha would upset some viewers. There is one thing, this movie is so dreamy and surreal that many stages are hard to understand. This has the advantage that it makes it more cryptic themes, but has the disadvantage that the film becomes more frightening.
