language

Bad language includes uses of 'ass', 'crap' and 'damn'.

violence

There are some scenes of mild comic violence, including a spoof of a wrestling match featuring a headbutt delivered by a donkey. There is no detail of injuries and no characters come to any serious harm, with all the violence occurring in a fantastical context.

There are some moments of mild innuendo, including a reference to Snow White not being 'easy', even though she lives with seven dwarfs.

threat and horror

There are moments of mild threat, including a scene in which a boy falls into a snake pit, a scene in which three friends defeat a troll and another in which a character is chased through a spooky forest. The scary scenes are resolved quickly and moments of tension are balanced by periods of relief or humour.

violence

There are scenes of mild violence after a boy is threatened by an evil wizard. The young boy presses his hands on the wizard's head and it starts to burn, causing his body to disintegrate. There is also a fantastical chess match, where one of the main characters is attacked with a sword. However, no blows make contact and the character emerges uninjured.

language

There is use of mild bad language ('arse', 'bugger', 'bloody') and milder terms ('God', 'damn').

It is suggested that a young boy doesn't have a particularly enjoyable home life, but none of these scenes are upsetting.

violence

Creatures are decapitated or have limbs cut off, resulting in brief sight of blood. There are regular scenes of fantasy battle involving stabbing, slashing and arrow impacts.

threat and horror

Black-hooded demonic villains pursue the heroes, including by apparently breaking into their room at night. A creature is tortured, although without sight of injuries being inflicted. There is other fantasy threat from monsters and magical forces.

threat and horror

Animals are chased and sometimes caged by humans, but the threat is not prolonged or intense. A pig is suspended by a rope around his waist and threatened by a gang of animals, but this is revealed to be part of a prank. A hedgehog bites an electrical wire, causing her spines to shoot out unrealistically.

rude humour

Very mild rude humour includes burp gags. There is also a use of the term ‘sissy’.

violence

One man punches another during a slapstick boxing sparring session. A woman runs into an open door and is knocked to the ground. In an imaginary sequence, a rabbit leaps onto a man, head-butts him and kicks him in the face. There is no injury detail.

Threat and horror

There are scenes in which fantastical creatures threaten humans and turn them to stone. These scenes also include brief focus on scared characters. There are also some chase scenes, but there are often moments of humour to counterbalance the threat.

Violence

There are fight scenes which include kicks and punches to the head and body, as well as the use of bladed weapons. There is no injury detail. In one scene, a dragon is shot with an arrow; however, he subsequently reappears unharmed.

In one scene, a girl is saved by her father who pushes her into a river before he is turned to stone. There is brief very mild rude humour in which a character breaks wind, as well as one clear use of 'cretin'.

language

Language includes use of 'fricking', 'God' and 'screw up'.

violence

There are regular scenes of comic violence, in which cartoon animals fight with a variety of weapons, including baseball bats, clothes irons, axes and chainsaws. Injuries are bloodless, comically stylised and fantastically transient.

There is rude humour: a dog fouls a pedestrian crossing, and causes humans to gag with its flatulence; a mouse makes photocopies of its bottom. There are very mild scary scenes when then cat and mouse are taken to an animal pound, where other animals menace them. There is a reference to animals mating. The cartoon characters drink alcohol.

threat and horror

Scenes include people fleeing from explosions, falling from heights, and brief jump scares as different villains appear.

violence

Scenes include characters battling with fantastical powers and tech, as well as scenes of hand-to-hand combat which feature heavy punches.

flashing/flicking lights

This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.

There are mild sex references. Language is largely mild ('shit', 'ass') or very mild ('God', 'hell', 'damn', 'screwed'). There is an incomplete use of "What the f-", and a man carries a mug which has a pictorial play on strong language. There is also an undetailed drug reference.

language

There is infrequent moderate bad language ('bitch'), as well as other terms such as 'ass', 'hell', 'bloody', 'damn', 'God', 'screw', 'fricking' and 'freaking'. A middle finger gesture is used.

injury detail

Fantastical monsters explode in showers of colourful gunk. A child's bloody and wounded knuckles are seen, in close-up detail. A warrior cuts a teenager's cheek shallowly, with a resulting thin line of blood.

threat and horror

Huge fanged monsters do battle with humans, and each other. It is implied that a mother is killed by a gang while her son watches. There are high octane chase sequences, as well as pursuits over vertiginous drops.

violence

There are regular scenes of violence in which warriors fight hand-to-hand, and with bladed weapons, electroshock devices, fantastical powers and metal bars. There is occasional limited bloody detail to this violence. A father's abusive treatment of his son is a theme of the film, including in a scene in which the man has the young boy whipped as a punishment. It is implied that a man cold-bloodedly executes another by fantastical energy blast.

There are references to discrimination when a character recalls being called 'Gangnam Style', despite not being Korean. There are mild upsetting scenes, and references to bereavement.

language

There is implied use of strong language ('fracking'), as well as milder terms including 'shit', 'asshole', 'screwed', 'God', 'hell' and 'damn'.

sex

There are occasional comic sex references, such as to 'boning', 'humping', pole dancing, a man unintentionally refers to himself as 'escort', and a teen boy being a virgin.

threat and horror

There are scenes of threat and horror, including jump scares, ghosts and demonic entities, and a brief gory moment in which a man is torn in half by a supernatural being but without bloody detail. The scary moments feature action and comedy throughout, and although child characters are involved there is an emphasis on their bravery and resourcefulness. Infrequent scenes feature clips from horror films, including brief sight of a dog attacking a woman. Small marshmallow creatures are skewered, melted and eviscerated in comic sequences.

flashing/flickering lights

This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.

There are undetailed references to suicide within a supernatural context. A teenage boy drives a car at high speeds.

injury detail

During violence, there is occasional sight of blood spray. A stabbed women is seen lying in a pool of blood. A woman's leg is broken after falling from a height. During an arm wrestle, a man's wrist is badly broken. In another scene, a woman forces her broken nose back into position.

violence

There are frequent scenes of violence, including large action sequences that feature gunfire and explosions, and intense fight scenes. During fights, people use bladed weapons which result in occasional stabbings. A woman is shot in the arm with brief sight of blood spray. A man's head is slammed against a table with close up detail.

There is mild bad language ('bitch', 'shit', 'ass', 'douchebag', 'crap', 'piss'), as well as milder terms such as 'hell', 'God' and 'damn'. There is innuendo between characters. There is a reference to young girls having to undergo forced hysterectomies.