Peter Pan

Violence/peril is cartoonish but frequent. Captain Hook often points his hook and shoots his gun toward people, including a pirate who falls overboard. There's sword fighting, physical fighting, and the use of slingshots, rocks, and other weapons. The children are kidnapped and tied up by both the Native characters and the pirates. Hook orders the kids to walk the plank and tries to blow up Peter with a bomb. Characters bully others. Repeated mentions of slitting people's throats, boiling them in oil, and cutting them to pieces. Hook falls into the mouth of the alligator and repeatedly ends up in its jaws (some scenes played for humor). Children are left alone in the house while their parents go out.

Kiss on the cheek between mother and father and between Tiger Lily and Peter. Both Tinker Bell and the mermaids are given voluptuous figures and very little clothing, with one mermaid appearing to cover her breasts only with her hair. Tinker Bell walks in a sexy way to a snippet of burlesque-style music. Tinker Bell, Wendy, and the mermaids all covet Peter's affection and become jealous of each other.

Language and insults include "wench," "stupid," "imbecile," "coward," "codfish," "idiot," "old bilge rat," "fiend," "flying devil," "blundering blockhead," and "poppycock." Racist terms "Red Man," "savages," and "Injuns" are used. Sexist remarks include "Girls talk too much!" and "A jealous female can be tricked into anything."

The Chief passes a ceremonial pipe to the kids, who smoke it. Hook uses a holder to smoke two cigars at once. Smee drinks from a liquor jug a couple of times, hiccups, and falls over.