There is a passionately kiss in Lola's song.

In an ocasion Cecil thinks Lola and Bugs are brothers.

Bugs is dressed as an atractive stewardess. Yosemite Sam is dressed like a girl also.

Mac and Tosh references to "cut that cord" at times they appear. Their song contains some references, like dressing of the opposite sex, stereotypes of woman and abuse of the "fabulous" word. In the farewell, they say things like "Have fun!", "Don't do anything we wouldn't do." and "Well, that's not much, now is it?".

Giovanni, with Lola's body, poses for a second.

There is a kiss between Bugs and Lola near the end. At the end they date.

Lola looks in her eyes.

Two men smash a door.

There is a firefight with the police. A lot of guns are shown. A car explodes. A van is pierced. A mobile phone is destroyed.

There is another chase between cars. They jump a forklift, enter the metro, and smash an entry.

Daffy laughs to the monkeys and throws a bag of popcorn, but they throw it to him after.

A dog hits Cecil the turte and puts him upside down.

In a plane, the wall of the bathroom is invisible and an old woman screams and faints.

In a plane, there are some punches (with objects also) and black eyes. The two protagonists are pulled from the plane.

In another scene guns are destroyed by Martian weapons.

The Louvre is destroyed in one scene.

Some people fight each other but everything appears in a explosion-like accumulation.

One character wants to invisibilize the Earth. A kind of purple whirlwind appears in skies of some cities.

A rocket falls on a river.

4 "crazy", 3 "Fudd" (por Elmer's surname), 3 "oh my", 3 "putrid", 3 "kill", 2 "my heavens", 2 spelled "O-M-G!", 2 "dumb", 2 "goody", 1 "gosh", 1 "heck", 1 "dad-gummit", 1 "my Lord", 1 "goodness", 1 "doggone", 1 "darn", 1 "stupid", 1 "foolish". "Maggot" is written on the outside of a rocket.

Some drinks are shown and drunk but there is nothing after all.

Some scenes can be too intense for children. The governmental context can confuse too.