Contains some innocuous flirting and innuendo.

Wallace's bare buttocks are shown briefly for 5-10 sec after his pants were filled up with high pressure dough due to a bomb being stuck in his pants and eventually detonating, thus suppressing the explosion.

a total of 13 characters are killed in this movie, only one is onscreen and another is just heard but not shown.

Contains some animated action violence and dark murder mystery elements.

At the beginning of the film, a baker is killed by an unknown culprit and is bludgeoned to death with his own rolling pin.

Piella and her dog, Flufflles, nearly get eaten by crocodiles at the zoo.

During her relationship with Wallace, Piella intentionally hurts herself in front of Gromit and blames Gromit for her injury to get Wallace to berate at him.

Piella treats her dog, Fluffles, very badly.

Due to Piella interrupting his relationship with Wallace and modifying the house to make it look girlish, Gromit goes on a fit of rage and nearly goes to a point of destroying the decorations.

Wallace gets a bomb stuck to his pants, and enters a state of panic as he begs Gromit to find a way to get rid of the bomb. Gromit and Fluffles inflate Wallace's pants with dough at high pressure, As the bomb explodes, a huge explosion destroys part of the factory, but does not kill Wallace.

"heck" is used several times.

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the scene where Gromit arrives at Piella's house at night may be frightening for some.

This is the only scene where Gromit acts aggressivly (smashing flowers and shaking his fists) This uncharacteristic behavour may shock long time fans and frighten younger veiwers.

Theme of serial killing may be a little intense for younger viewers, as the antagonist, a serial killer, who has an arbitrary loathing for bakers, wishes to complete her "baker's dozen" by claiming her 13th victim (i.e. Wallace). In typical comedic fashion however, she is unsuccessful.

Children may also be upset or frightened by the antagonist's various attempts to kill Wallace.