Rango says that he wants to play a great lover on stage, he has the bare torso of a broken Barbie doll in his terrarium, he sits next to it, puts his arm around it, and he asks, "Are those real?"

Two female characters, a fox and a lizard, call each other "slut,tramp, floozy and trollop

A horned toad says that problems are like mammograms, but he does not explain further.

Bad Bill threatens a chicken and says that he'll cut off the chicken's head to use to wipe off his unmentionables.

A large female toad and a large female groundhog wear dresses that reveal substantial human-like cleavage.

A female fox wears a tight, one-piece swimsuit garment that reveals a cleavage and thigh-high hose.

In a sad scene, after a fallout, Rango attempts suicide by crossing a busy road commotion. This can sadden many people.

The movie has a old western theme, there are a lot of guns shown and used, including a few standoffs. The violence in the movie is portrayed in a very innocent way, such as, if a character is shot, there is no bloody aftermath, the character would just stand up and act like they just scrapped their arm. There is no blood or wounds shown in response to characters getting shot or hurt.

Many characters are harmed in the movie:

There is a lot of talk of death and in one scene they show a dead body:

Rattlesnake Jake is choking Beans, and says to her "SIGN THE DAMN PAPER WOMAN!" Beans looks at Rattlesnake Jake and says "GO TO HELL!!!" before being strangled.

In the edited version, "damn" was replaced with "darn", "hell" was replaced by "Heck," "ass" was replaced by "anus", but they left the word "crap" in the film

One use of "sod buster" and in the background someone says "what the crap" but it's very hard to hear and not in the subtitles.

1 incomplete son of a bitch, 10 hells, 2 damns, 1 Spanish word for balls.

A lot of characters smoke cigars, in one specific scene a character blows smoke in Rango's face, in return Rango chokes on the smoke, in return Rango takes his cigar and eats it.

One character chews tobacco, in one scene Rango blatantly tells the character that some tobacco is on his beard. The chew stain is scene on his beard the rest of the movie.

Many characters drink "cactus juice". In one scene Rango walks into a Saloon and sees many characters acting drunk and some passed out at tables assuming from the "cactus juice". The "cactus juice" are in shapes of bottles and are poured in shot glasses. Characters, including Rango, are seen drinking it.

In a comical tone, the singing owls keep saying to the audience how Rango would die throughout the entire movie.

A small fly drinks from a spilled "cactus juice" puddle at the bar. It immediately flips over dead, and one of it's eyes pop out of it's head. Brief, but could be disturbing.

There is a character who has an arrow through his eye and exiting the back of his head, the character is seen by Rango who jokes about it.

In a comedic way, the singing owls sing and play instruments hanging from the ceiling with a noose around their necks singing about how the robbers are going to be hung

The character of Rattlesnake Jake may be scary to some young children. He does have a Gatling gun at the tip of his tail where the rattle would be and threatens to kill (and to enjoy killing) the sympathetic characters.

Rattlesnake Jake coils around the Mayor and drags him off, screaming. He also strangles Beans into unconsciousness while threatening her death. May be unsettling.

Although some of things mentioned above seem harsh for a family film, the film overall is innocent, the scenes that are harsh often contain a comic element or some distraction to prevent the film from becoming overly dark.

It's a little more grown-up than your average animated film (mainly Pixar films) due to a few frightening characters, thematic material, some stronger language ("hell" and "damn" in the vocabulary) and "uglier" character design.