An image featuring shirtless men from Chippendales strip dance troupe is shown.

A cartoon character is scolded at school for not wearing pants.

Ellie tells a story that PAW Patrol characters attacked Sergeant Henderson and the doctors said he would never have kids.

Characters are seen wearing only towels at a spa.

Female walks by in main camera view in a cheeky Wonder Women outfit.

A character is knocked out by objects dropped from a crane.

Mild slapstick violence thoughout but no blood and gore is shown.

Chip says "and I'm in hell."

"God," and "hell" respectively, with their inclusion making the film the very first Mickey Mouse-related piece of media outside of the Kingdom Hearts video games to ever contain any kind of vulgarity.

In one scene, Chip says, "What is that God-awful smell?" which may be offensive to some viewers.

Ellie, Chip and Dale drink from a bottle that suspiciously looks like an alcoholic beverage.

Chip and Dale enter a cheese-making facility that is a probably a reference to drug lab.

Dale pretends a pencil got stuck in his eye, causing the class to despair.

Chip and Dale get stuck in a machine and are threatened with blowtorch, rotating blades and lasers. Later in the movie, Chip is tied up in the same machine.

A snake character is seen shedding his skin.

Guns are shown but never used

A scene where a cartoon character gets cross-cut sliced, while having no effect on teens or adults might be a little shocking to young children. Or they may think it's funny... hard to tell.

Unlike Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988). This film has many references of classic to 2022 for those who know of video games, cartoon/animated, anime, movies or TV shows.