Tarzan and Jane kiss for a few long seconds.

In the ending of the film, Professor Porter then wears lioncloth when wanting to stay with Tarzan, whereas Jane then wears only pants and a bikini. For such people from Edwardian era Britain with its sensibilities, that is practically going naked for them.

In the scene when Tarzan and Jane meet, Jane tries to clean and organise herself in which her actions for example, cleaning her hair attracts Tarzan to fall in love with her. Tarzan also looks into her dress and hears her heartbeat between her breasts.

Tarzan as a baby is only wearing a nappy.

The film's protagonist is, at all times, one camera tilt away from full-on flashing his dong

Young Tarzan rubs his bare body in mud to look like a gorilla. This is only played for despair.

Tarzan goes commando (no underwear) under his loincloth

Tarzan wears a lioncloth.

There is a reference to Tarzan only being a "girlhood fantasy" of Jane's.

After Jane finishes her chalk sketch Professor Porter asks her if she and the blackboard need a moment, to which she laughs and tells her father to knock it off. Children won't understand this joke, but adults will get it.

When Tarzan first meets Jane, he puts the side of his head in between her breasts to listen to her heartbeat, in an innocent way. However, Jane acts uncomfortable during this moment and breathes heavily. Her breasts are defined under the dress. Very short scene.

Tarzan gets grazed by a bullet. It happens at night and it isn't dripping so it looks more like a tire mark from a bike than a wound. By the time day breaks it's bandaged

Tarzan can mimic sounds from a rifle and one of the characters tends to shoot a rifle a lot, but he rarely hits anything

A leopard kills a baby gorilla. The effect is lessened by the action occurring offscreen and being rapidly cut from as it occurs in the middle of the opening montage.

Once onboard a ship, Tarzan falls from a great height and is injured. He is then punched in the stomach and beaten.

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Clayton smokes a pipe in one scene where Tarzan learns what the human world is like.

Clayton drinks a glass of wine and offers some to Tarzan. It is made very clear that Tarzan does not drink any.

There is a suspenseful action sequence involving the persistent endangerment of an infant in which a gorilla tries to save it repeatedly from a leopard. The opening sequence with the leopard killing the baby gorilla and Tarzan's parents could be frightening and saddening to children.

A fast-paced action sequence features Jane being chased by vicious sharp-teethed baboons.

Two characters are almost crushed by a detached tree.

Tarzan's gorilla family is hunted by poachers and the scene in which a few of them are caught while Tarzan is racing there to save them could be intense.

A jump scene where a leopard attacks very suddenly out of no where, is a bit intense.

Tarzan fights the leopard that killed his parents (although he does not know it is the same leopard) and kills it

Several times Kerchak roars ferociously at Jane and the other humans. His immense size and anger might frighten small children.