War Horse

There are some intense scenes of battle violence set in the trenches in France during the First World War. These include sight of soldiers being shot and falling to the ground while others disappear into showers of mud as explosions blow up the earth around them. Bodies are shown lying in No Man's Land, with some entangled in barbed wire and others encased in mud. However, there is little detail of blood or injuries.

There are some intense scenes of battle violence set in the trenches in France during the First World War. These include sight of soldiers being shot and falling to the ground while others disappear into showers of mud as explosions blow up the earth around them. However, there is little detail of blood or injuries.

There are some intense scenes of wartime threat, but also some milder threat outside the context of war, including a person pointing a shotgun at another person.

The film contains some mild bad language, including uses of 'bugger', 'bastard' and 'sod'.

There are some mild sex references, including a man telling his fourteen-year-old brother that he is 'too young for women'.

Bodies are shown lying in No Man's Land, with some entangled in barbed wire and others encased in mud.

The film contains some scenes involving animals that younger viewers may find upsetting, including animals being shot or collapsing, in a war context. However, no animals were harmed in the making of the film.

Adult characters smoke and drink, sometimes to excess, reflecting the First World War setting.