Moana (Live Action)

Scenes of fantastical violence include characters being struck, thrown and shot at with darts and spears, although nobody is seriously harmed. A fantasy creature's limb is briefly severed. Much of the violence is comic or slapstick in tone.

Scenes of threat include sequences in which characters fall from heights and are at risk of drowning, as well as moments featuring fantastical creatures and storms in darkly lit settings. A sustained climactic sequence features fire, explosions and a large creature attacking. These scenes are often balanced by reassuring outcomes and comic elements.

Very mild bad language includes comic uses of 'butt' and 'hynie'. A girl is about to say 'Son-of-a....', leading a man to interject with 'beach'.

Occasional rude humour includes references to urination and a comic reference to vomiting.

A girl is shown with a bruise on her leg after an accident.

A brief comic verbal reference is made to being drunk.

Upsetting scenes include references to natural disasters and to a character's illness. A character is implied to have died but returns as a reassuring spirit.

Scenes of fantastical violence include characters being struck, thrown and shot at with darts and spears, although nobody is seriously harmed. A fantasy creature's limb is briefly severed. Much of the violence is comic or slapstick in tone.

Scenes of threat include sequences in which characters fall from heights and are at risk of drowning, as well as moments featuring fantastical creatures and storms in darkly lit settings. A sustained climactic sequence features fire, explosions and a large creature attacking. These scenes are often balanced by reassuring outcomes and comic elements.

Very mild bad language includes comic uses of 'butt' and 'hynie'. A girl is about to say 'Son-of-a....', leading a man to interject with 'beach'.

Occasional rude humour includes references to urination and a comic reference to vomiting.

A girl is shown with a bruise on her leg after an accident.

A brief comic verbal reference is made to being drunk.

Upsetting scenes include references to natural disasters and to a character's illness. A character is implied to have died but returns as a reassuring spirit.