There is no sex or nudity of any kind in this film

There are two brief battle scenes; very little blood and not graphic

The first battle scene depicts explosions in the background and soldiers rushing by with swords drawn, but no actual violence or death is ever actually visible in this scene at all.

The second battle scene shows a bit more actual violence. People are seen fighting with swords and firing arrows. Men are seen being stabbed and drowned during combat.

During the second battle scene, there is a brief shot that shows a mortally wounded man with copious amounts of blood pouring from his mouth in slow-motion. This is the only gore in the movie, and it is only a split second long.

It is reported that the French army has murdered all the English pages. They are briefly shown lying dead with some blood on them. This is violent, but more sad.

A soldier is shown being lynched for breaking the law. He struggles for a few seconds before dying. Disturbing though brief.

No profanity whatsoever.

In a flashback scene, Prince Hal is briefly shown drunk in a tavern. This is ultimately a story of redemption. The flashback is meant to show what Henry V was like before he turned from sin, redeemed himself, and became king.

Brief and mild intense action during the battle scenes, but this constitutes less than a total of 5 minutes of the film.

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