The Lego Batman Movie

There are numerous action scenes in which the Lego characters fight with one another. The action is fast-paced with the characters delivering punches and kicks, on the receiving end of blasts with fantastical weapons, or caught up in explosions. Neither the mild violence carried out by the Lego characters, nor their 'injuries' in terms of detail, are realistic. A familiar, silly comic tone runs throughout the fights and battles. There is also mild threat, which is also presented in a comic manner.

Very mild bad language includes uses of 'butts' and 'heck'.

There is mild rude humour - for example when a villain rubs his bottom on the side of Batman's car, when Robin refers to 'Number One' and 'Number Two' as he says he has to go to the toilet, and in a joke about a character's name being shortened from Richard to Dick.

There are numerous action scenes in which the Lego characters fight with one another. The action is fast-paced with the characters delivering punches and kicks, on the receiving end of blasts with fantastical weapons, or caught up in explosions. Neither the mild violence carried out by the Lego characters, nor their 'injuries' in terms of detail, are realistic. A familiar, silly comic tone runs throughout the fights and battles.

There is mild threat, which is presented in a light and comic manner, including sight of Lego monsters and a Lego city crumbling.

Very mild bad language includes uses of 'butts' and 'heck'.

There are some very mild comic sex references including to 'Playboy'.

There is mild rude humour - for example when a villain rubs his bottom on the side of Batman's car, when Robin refers to 'Number One' and 'Number Two' as he says he has to go to the toilet, and in a joke about a character's name being shortened from Richard to Dick.

Batman takes off his clothes to wash but because he is a Lego figure, there is no real nudity.

Lego figures appear to drink at an event.