Brief kissing between characters like a two seconds kiss after the marriage Proposal

Maleficent in some parts, does not have a shirt on, but clevage is bandaged up and not seen.

During the final battle, Maleficent only wears a skin tight bra to cover her torso.

Scenes of mild fantasy violence include battle sequences between the humans and fairies, but this ordeal is later resolved. In terms of injury, there is sight of characters with bloody cuts and flesh wounds.

Maleficent is shot with an iron bullet. She is later briefly seen with a bloody bandage on her torso.

Gerda sadistically plays an organ that releases iron powder into the air, killing the trapped fairies. Though they only disintegrate or turn into flowers upon contact, with no actual gore, the scene is rather suggestive of attempted genocide.

Queen Ingrith aggressively twists the neck of a mannequin to open a secret entrance, very reminiscent of a neck snap.

Maleficent suspends a cat in mid air with her magic, asking Queen Ingrith to "control your animal, or I will" implying violence.

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No actual profanity but the fairies are occasionally referred to in a derogatory way.

Some wine drinking.

An iron based powder kills off the fairies.

Queen Ingrith violently twists the neck of a mannequin to open her secret entrance, suggestive of sociopathy or severe psychological issues.

The church scene where Gerda executives several trapped fairies with a pipe organ that releases iron powder is very reminiscent of a holocaust style genocide or execution.

Several suggestive themes of bigotry or discrimination against fairies, humans, war, genocide and power hungry rulers. Pretty intense and heavy for a PG film. Just not quite a PG-13 film.

Though obviously not nearly as graphic or explicit, the suggestion from some critics that this film is like Game of Thrones (2011) for children is not too far off.