Ruber says that he plans to stab Arthur in the back.

A falcon and a griffin fight.

At the end of the film, Ruber's forces attack Camelot. There is a lot of fighting, but it is all bloodless. Citizens, children included, run in fear.

Ruber punches a dragon. It is then implied that he killed it. It is later seen being roasted on a spit.

Ruber burns his hand with hot coals, and seems to enjoy it.

Ruber attacks Arthur at the end of the film, and attempts to cut him in two numerous times, but he misses. Kayley intervenes, and uses a beam to send Ruber crashing through a window.

Ruber decentigrates at the end of the film (it's not gory and looks more like melting

Devon called Cornwall a flame retarded dragon.

None.

Ruber disintegrates into thin air at the end of the movie, which is a bit graphic (but not as graphic the way Rasputin from Anastasia disintegrates).

The scenes dealing with the Forbidden Forest may frighten younger kids. In one scene, many skinny, but ghastly looking arms reach up out of its tangled overgrowth and grab at the griffin. In others there are many odd and potentially scary looking creatures that Kayley encounters during her trip into it.

The Gryphon may be scary to younger kids. Its eyes are glowing a venemous green and it expresses aggression towards other characters

Ruber's forces attack Kayley's house, using fiery arrows. Ruber, wearing a large, horned helmet, walks through the fire. This part may scare younger viewers.

Ruber uses a potion to transform his men into large, iron warriors, which may frighten younger viewers. He later uses the same potion to fuse Excalibur to his arm.

The scenes in dragon country may scare younger viewers

Cornwall briefly is shown in a hockey mask, trying to kill Devon with a chainsaw, but this is meant to be comical.

Despite receiving a G rating, this film is a little more violent and darker than a normal family film.