Parents need to know that Victory – also known as Escape to victory – Whether sports drama was placed during World War II with strong messages around teamwork, persistence and courage. It is easily based on real events and the story of the group of allied prisoners of war – led by Captain Michael Caine John Colby – which uses a football match against their German coats as an opportunity to escape. Published in 1981, the film is also the stars of Sylvester Stallone and has Camo roles for football stars in the real life of Bobby Moore, Pele and others, who have the opportunity to show their skills. Violence is occasional, not a graphic, but a failed prison attempt resulted in a soldier to shoot death. Other signs are injured out of the screen, with a bloody broken nose the highest graphics of their injuries. Nudity is short and not sexual, when the prisoners shower together in their camp or exercise without sleeves in the yard. The language is more common, with “bulls – T”, “bastard” and “bloody” are most often used curse. Smoking and drinks are occasional, both moderate, latter with food in bars and restaurants.

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