A man stabs a man, a man shoots a man in the chest (we see a bloody hole in his chest) and he falls into water.

A man grabs a girl around the throat, he shoots a man, he shoots another man and children that are watching scream, and a man holds his hook to a girl's throat.

A man and a boy fight with swords, a man and a girl fight with swords, and the man flips and falls on stones below.

A girl hits a man in the face with a sword.

A man and a boy fight with swords, jumping among the sails of a ship and along the rigging, the boy is kicked through a sail, knocked in the head and held with a sword to his throat (he has blood on his forehead), and a girl head-butts a man.

Other children fight men with swords.

Two men stab each other, a man jumps off a plank.

A man and a boy fight with swords, the man ends up hovering over the open jaws of a crocodile, he falls in and the jaws clamp shut.

A boy and a girl fight with swords, and he holds a sword to her throat.

A man head-butts a boy, holds a hook over his throat and threatens to kill him.

A man holds a gun on a girl, and a man shoots at a boy.

A fairy drags a girl by the hair, tries to hurt her and threatens to kill her.

A fairy flies through a room knocking books down and tossing toys around.

Hook is seen, briefly, with his "Double Cigar".

Tinkerbell's poisoning is extremely emotional

Scary-looking and sinister mermaids in the darkness.

One intends to pull Wendy into the water, which Peter stops by suddenly coming forth close by Wendy, pushing her hand away while making an ugly, angry face and a loud hissing sound at the mermaid.

There is a sense of menace throughout the film. Both Hook's men and Peter's boys are perpetually afraid that their leader will kill them if they fail him. There are many small indirect threats beyond what is mentioned above (e.g. the point of Hook's hook is held very close to Smee's eyeball as Hook berates Smee).