A few scenes of occasional mild flirtation between a boy and a girl who like each other.

A boy comments on a girl's attractiveness when talking to another boy, teasing him. Nothing gets too sexual.

A girl is verbally abused by a bully, her boyfriend. Nothing sexual.

Nothing too sexual for audiences.

In a boy's room, a poster reads "Kiss me Kate".

Dating and relationships are mentioned; nothing too sexual.

A few scenes involve slapstick violence, but nothing too graphic or violent for kids.

A girl is verbally abused by her boyfriend, a bully. He grabs her and is rude to her.

The same bully is hit repeatedly with a cane for comical laughs, one hit to the groin.

A boy is punched in the bathroom and knocked out by the same bully.

A man scares the same bully by grabbing the bully's fist and threatening him.

A burning hat nearly lights fire to a wall, this can be scary and intense for younger viewers.

A man is tackled to the ground in order to prevent a fire; the fire is put out by an extinguisher.

There are heated arguments with yelling and bickering between several characters.

A knife is thrown accidentally at a Japanese cook; this is played for laughs.

A towel with urine on it is deliberately thrown at a man.

An instrument is accidentally thrown in a montage scene.

In a play, a man dies, and a sword is shown in the scene.

All the violence listed is comical and slapstick.

Mild name-calling includes "gray-haired fart". Nothing too obscene.

Mild insults are directed mostly by the bully. Minimal language, nothing too obscene.

The scene with the knife thrown accidentally could be intense, but nothing too frightening.