Parents Guide for
The Magnificent Seven (2016) More at IMDbPro »

Mild references to prostitution.

Moderate portrayals of violence with some detail is depicted, but justified by context.

The film contains many scenes where the characters engage in gunfights which are typical in western films.

Some of the characters engage in close combat with weapons such as knives and axes.

Stronger depictions of violence include a scene where it is implied that part of a man's ear has been shot off; a scene where a man slashes his opponent repeatedly; a prolonged battle sequence between the heroes and a hired army where exchanges of gunfire are depicted; a scene of a man being shot by arrows at close range; etc.

The scenes are shown in quick cuts, containing little detail of blood and injury, and do not focus on the pain or suffering of the victims.

Characters are frequently shown smoking to be accurate to the time period. Characters are also shown drinking and while it's slightly implied that one character is an alcoholic, they are not shown to be drunk.

A remake of the 1960 American western film of the same title, 'The Magnificent Seven' revolves around a group of seven gunslingers who have gathered to oppose a baron who is threatening the helpless folks of a mining town.

Official MPAA Rating: Rated PG-13 for extended and intense sequences of Western violence, and for historical smoking, some language and suggestive material [for users of the IMDb app who are unable to view MPAA's official certification]