Parents Guide for
Space Cowboys (2000) More at IMDbPro »

A man and his wife are in a dark garage. The man puts his wife up against a workbench and says "Let me run you a few cycles..." the woman then shreiks jokingly that she's "trapped in a garage with a dirty man," but the garage door suddenly opens, and nothing else happens.

Four men have to stand fully nude in a doctors office. (Only for medical purposes, nothing sexual) We only see part of their buttocks, and no private areas. As nurse then enters the room to inspect them, three of the men put their hands over their crotch. The fourth man instead puts his hands behind his back, and smiles proudly as the nurse walks by him. She slowly examines him from bottom to top, and then keeps walking. Once again, no nudity in this scene aside from the men's bare buttocks.

During a brief interview, a man says something about his wife having an "unlimited supply of orgasms" (referring to himself).

A man is shown in a locker room with a towel around his waist.

Some kissing.

There is some punching and fist-fighting in a couple of scenes.

A space shuttle is blasted with the artillery of a very large satalite.

While in space, a satalite armed with nuclear warheads breaks apart, and parts of it fly into a space shuttle containing 6 men. A quite intense scene follows, containing some disater violence.

At the end of the movie, we see a man in a spacesuit, lying dead in the ruins of a satalite on the moon.

A young man being flown in an airplane gets nauseous and vomits. This scene can be quite revolting to some--we hear unpleasant gagging sounds followed by a splat of vomit against the airplane's windsheild. We later see the airplane's owner cleaning up the vomit.

The movie is full of fairly mild, but perasive foul language: 1 un-finished f-word, around 3 uses of a-hole, about a dozen uses of 'sh*t,' a few uses of 'b*stard,' 'b*tch,' and 'son-of-a-b*tch,' and dozens of uses of milder language such as 'd*mn,' 'a*s,' 'h*ll,' etc.. 'Orgasms' is mentioned once (please see Sex and Nudity' section).

Smoking and drinking are present in a few scenes. No drugs.

While in space, a satalite armed with nuclear warheads breaks apart, and parts of it fly into a space shuttle. A quite intense scene follows, as the spaceship pilots struggle to repair their shuttle.

A man sacrifices his life by piloting a satalite straight into the moon to prevent it from hurtling into Earth