Argylle

Of the nine most prominent/familiar actors in the cast, one is a Black man (Samuel L. Jackson), one is a woman of Puerto Rican and African American descent (Ariana DeBose), one is an English and Albanian woman (Dua Lipa), two are White women (Bryce Dallas Howard and Catherine O'Hara), and the other four are White men. The main character is Howard's Elly Conway, who's slightly bigger than most ultrathin female action heroes. Elly starts out somewhat helpless but eventually finds her strength and her agency and is able to save the day.

Lots of peril, martial arts fighting, shooting, and explosions, but very little blood or injury shown. Fights with knives/blades. Many secondary characters are killed. A character takes poison and dies by suicide. Person tied to chair and punched repeatedly. Vehicle chase with lots of crashes. Man grabs woman off the back of motorcycle. A character is taught how to crush a human skull with a foot. A cat is thrown off the roof of a building (it lands safely).

Brief kissing. A character uses the phrase "pop that cherry." A woman calls a man a "pervert." Characters do a dance move called the "whirlybird": Initially, a man lifts a woman up so that her legs are on his shoulders, and his face is close to her crotch, then whirls her around in circles; in a later scene, she lifts him up.

A use of "f--k," plus sporadic use of "s--t," "bulls--t," "a--hole," "son of a bitch," "goddamn," "ass," "d--k," "friggin'," "scumbag," "crap," "hell." Exclamatory use of "Jesus" and "God."

Several bottles/glasses of alcohol on display (in offices, in nightclubs, on a plane, on desks, etc.), but very little actual drinking. One character encourages another who's nervous about flying to "try alcohol. It helps!"