Percy Jackson & The Lightning Thief

violence

Scenes of moderate fantasy violence include an extended training sequence in which two rival teams of demigods engage in combat involving swords, shields and fists. During the fight, heavy blows are exchanged with some brief sight of blood when the protagonist is cut, but he is then able to heal himself. Later scenes include an escape from a casino where the heroes fight adult security guards with sticks and chairs to knock them over, although there is no sight of injury and most blows are masked. Throughout there is a strong fantastical element to the fight sequences, which involve demigods, monsters, or other humanoid mythological characters.

threat and horror

Moderate threat occurs when the heroes are confronted by various mythological creatures and characters, including a winged fury/harpy, a Minotaur, a fire-breathing hydra, snake-haired Medusa, and Hades. The protagonist and his friends overcome these scenes through their resourcefulness.

additional issues: Infrequent discriminatory language occurs, in which an unlikeable character refers to the protagonist's friend - who is on crutches - as a cripple. Occasional mild sex references occur, as well as a scene of implied drug use in which the heroes mistakenly consume lotus flowers that have a drug-like effect and make them forget about their quest, although there is no suggestion the flowers contain any real world drugs and the scene shows clear negative effects.

Contains moderate fantasy violence and threat

Classified Date:

26/01/2010

Version:

2D

Use:

Cinema

Distributor:

20th Century Fox Film Co. Ltd

violence

Scenes of moderate fantasy violence include an extended training sequence in which two rival teams of demigods engage in combat involving swords, shields and fists. During the fight, heavy blows are exchanged with some brief sight of blood when the protagonist is cut, but he is then able to heal himself. Later scenes include an escape from a casino where the heroes fight adult security guards with sticks and chairs to knock them over, although there is no sight of injury and most blows are masked. Throughout there is a strong fantastical element to the fight sequences, which involve demigods, monsters, or other humanoid mythological characters.

threat and horror

Moderate threat occurs when the heroes are confronted by various mythological creatures and characters, including a winged fury/harpy, a Minotaur, a fire-breathing hydra, snake-haired Medusa, and Hades. The protagonist and his friends overcome these scenes through their resourcefulness.

additional issues: Infrequent discriminatory language occurs, in which an unlikeable character refers to the protagonist's friend - who is on crutches - as a cripple. Occasional mild sex references occur, as well as a scene of implied drug use in which the heroes mistakenly consume lotus flowers that have a drug-like effect and make them forget about their quest, although there is no suggestion the flowers contain any real world drugs and the scene shows clear negative effects.

Contains moderate fantasy violence and threat

Classified Date:

17/05/2010

Version:

2D

Use:

Physical media + VOD/Streaming

Distributor:

Twentieth Century Fox Home Ent.

violence

Scenes of moderate fantasy violence include an extended training sequence in which two rival teams of demigods engage in combat involving swords, shields and fists. During the fight, heavy blows are exchanged with some brief sight of blood when the protagonist is cut, but he is then able to heal himself. Later scenes include an escape from a casino where the heroes fight adult security guards with sticks and chairs to knock them over, although there is no sight of injury and most blows are masked. Throughout there is a strong fantastical element to the fight sequences, which involve demigods, monsters, or other humanoid mythological characters.

threat and horror

Moderate threat occurs when the heroes are confronted by various mythological creatures and characters, including a winged fury/harpy, a Minotaur, a fire-breathing hydra, snake-haired Medusa, and Hades. The protagonist and his friends overcome these scenes through their resourcefulness.

additional issues: Infrequent discriminatory language occurs, in which an unlikeable character refers to the protagonist's friend - who is on crutches - as a cripple. Occasional mild sex references occur, as well as a scene of implied drug use in which the heroes mistakenly consume lotus flowers that have a drug-like effect and make them forget about their quest, although there is no suggestion the flowers contain any real world drugs and the scene shows clear negative effects.

Contains moderate fantasy violence and threat

Classified Date:

17/05/2010

Version:

2D

Use:

Physical media

Distributor:

Twentieth Century Fox Home Ent.

violence

Scenes of moderate fantasy violence include an extended training sequence in which two rival teams of demigods engage in combat involving swords, shields and fists. During the fight, heavy blows are exchanged with some brief sight of blood when the protagonist is cut, but he is then able to heal himself. Later scenes include an escape from a casino where the heroes fight adult security guards with sticks and chairs to knock them over, although there is no sight of injury and most blows are masked. Throughout there is a strong fantastical element to the fight sequences, which involve demigods, monsters, or other humanoid mythological characters.

threat and horror

Moderate threat occurs when the heroes are confronted by various mythological creatures and characters, including a winged fury/harpy, a Minotaur, a fire-breathing hydra, snake-haired Medusa, and Hades. The protagonist and his friends overcome these scenes through their resourcefulness.

additional issues: Infrequent discriminatory language occurs, in which an unlikeable character refers to the protagonist's friend - who is on crutches - as a cripple. Occasional mild sex references occur, as well as a scene of implied drug use in which the heroes mistakenly consume lotus flowers that have a drug-like effect and make them forget about their quest, although there is no suggestion the flowers contain any real world drugs and the scene shows clear negative effects.

Classified Date:

22/01/2010

Version:

2D

Use:

Physical media

Distributor:

Twentieth Century Fox Home Ent.

Classified Date:

26/11/2009

Version:

2D

Use:

Cinema

Distributor:

20th Century Fox Film Co. Ltd

Paperwork Remarks:

TRAILER H

Classified Date:

30/10/2009

Version:

2D

Use:

Cinema

Distributor:

20th Century Fox Film Co. Ltd

Classified Date:

14/07/2009

Version:

2D

Use:

Cinema

Distributor:

20th Century Fox Film Co. Ltd

Classified Date:

13/05/2010

Version:

2D

Use:

Physical media

Distributor:

Twentieth Century Fox Home Ent.

Paperwork Remarks:

Additional material

Classified Date:

29/03/2010

Version:

2D

Use:

Physical media

Distributor:

Twentieth Century Fox Home Ent.

Paperwork Remarks:

Additional material Audio description

Classified date

17/05/2010
BBFC reference

AVF261544
Language

English

Director(s)

Chris Columbus

Production Year

2009

Genre(s)

Comedy, Fantasy

Approx. running minutes

114m

Cast

Logan Lerman, Uma Thurman, Pierce Brosnan, Rosario Dawson, Sean Bean, Steve Coogan, Catherine Keener, Kevin McKidd