Grendel Grendel Grendel (1981)

Around the 1 hour 8 minute mark: a nude young woman's breasts can be seen for a few moments.

Infrequent cartoony violence with a little blood.

Human characters get into fights with each other where some of them are stabbed or slashed to death. Some blood is shown.

Infrequent light cursing.

Hrothgar and his thanes frequently drink alcohol in the mead hall.

The movie is a mostly lighthearted adaptation of John Gardner's bleak novel, which is from the monster's POV. Grendel is treated as a sympathetic anti-hero. Despite this, the film still has plenty of heavy themes such as loneliness, the futility of war, and the manipulation of religion.

Putting aside the soft cartoony visuals, there's plenty of violence and a sorrow mood throughout the film.