Mowgli wears a lioncloth.

Mostly kissing scenes but nothing offensive.

A man is shot in the leg by accident.

Mowgli accidentally hits Dr. Plumford in the face with a tilting mirror upon being spooked by his own reflection. Played for laughs.

This movie is quite violent for a PG movie. Throughout the movie there are both animal attacks and human violence.

A man falls down dead, and his face lands right in front of the camera (you do not see him die, and there is no blood, but it is still disturbing).

A man is seen dead, with bloody lacerations on his face and arm from a tiger attack (brief, but graphic).

There is a scene where a giant snake attacks Mowgli, but he stabs it with a knife and a lot of blood is seen.

A man is beaten.

Boone fights Mowgli the first and final times they see each other, but Mowgli defends himself both times, particularly in a violent manner during the last battle in the treasure room near the end.

Mild language, most use of damn, hell and bloody.

Some characters are seen smoking and drinking.

One of Boone's friends is a tall and rather intimidating-looking man who some younger viewers may find unsettling.

Much darker and scarier than the original 1967 film and even the 2016 film, and would have gained a PG-13 rating for today's standards.

A lot of disturbing/intense scenes, several where a tiger kills people onscreen and the snake can be very scary for younger viewers.

A bear is shot off-screen, and a man cries while attempting to comfort the animal, then runs through the jungle in distress. Very sad and intense.

In one scene, Mowgli enters a trophy room with countless mounted animal heads. As he looks at each one, the viewer hears the animal's various screams. A very intense sequence.

Several deaths occur onscreen; a few are graphic, with blood (not overly graphic, but enough to really push the PG rating).