A man emerges from a hotel room with a towel around his waist. No nudity.

Some revealing outfits

A nude baby is in the first scene of the movie. You can see the child's bare buttocks.

The violence and gore can be disturbing at times, but it's very minimal and not particularly graphic.

A waiter is comically hit in the eye with a champange cork that had been popped.

A character is struck in the face while he is tied up. No blood or bruising is shown, but may still be considered distressing, given the setting of the scene, to some viewers.

There is no gore. The only blood seen is one little drop. But there are a couple of scenes where people are assumed to die or be burned.

A characters tazes three people, causing one to briefly twitch and another two to pass out.

A dog leaps on a man's face in two separate scenes, biting him.

A man steps on Cruella's hand as she cleans the floor. She winces and gasps in pain, and an audible crunching sound is heard.

Some frequent scenes of pushing and shoving of employees, mostly from the antagonist, not causing any serious injury.

A bullied girl physically attacks her harasser, punts a volleyball harshly at a boy, and is later grabbed and beaten, then tossed in the garbage, by a duo of bullies. No serious injury, but it may frighten younger viewers.

A woman driving recklessly causes another car to drive off the road and crash into a phone booth. We don't see the driver hurt or anything else after the crash.

The language is relatively mild. Minor swear words are used, such as "hell" and "damn".

Some milder name-calling ("imbecile", "stupid", "fat", incompetent"); even this is sparsely used.

Smoking is shown.

Nothing severe.

Cruella drinks from a stolen decanter of alcohol in one scene and becomes inebriated.

Cruella intentionally removes a glass of champagne from the middle of a large tower of glasses, causing it to collapse. She then sips from the glass.

Two different scenes where Cruella shares alcohol with the Baroness; a wine cork hits a young waiter in the eye (see "Violence & Gore").

In one scene, a swarm of moths swoop around a germaphobic's face causing him to panic.

The eerie retro soundtrack, coupled with the dark aesthetic scenery, may frighten younger viewers.

Some instances of verbal and physical bullying, directed mostly towards Estella and Anita as young children.

Anita is insulted for looking plain, and then gets a subtle threat from the antagonist. The scene is quite intense, and Anita is visibly shaken by it.

There's a rock band scene with red lighting, harsh music and people in dark costumes, with one character perhaps bordering on a Marilyn Manson-esque appearance.