Showing all 12 items
Jump to:
Certification
| Certification |
Sex & Nudity
-
- A brief kiss is shown between an aunt and an uncle during Christmas dinner.
Violence & Gore
-
- A few snowballs are thrown at cats.
- Although no actual violence or gore is involved, Thomas' grandfather as a young boy receives a hatchet for Christmas, which his aunts and uncles promptly confiscate.
Profanity
-
- A group of boys tease an old man called Mr. Daniel with "Mr. Daniel looks like a Spaniel" to which Mr. Daniel, clearly unamused yells "You wicked boys!"
- Later, some children in a poor alley jeer and throw snowballs at these boys.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
-
- Some wine and port consumption takes place on Christmas Day.
- Old men are shown in a window smoking cigars.
- Thomas' grandfather, as a young boy, uses a sugar stick as an imitation cigarette.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
-
- A group of boys are frightened and run away when they hear an old man's voice singing "Good King Wenceslas" along with them at Christmas night.
- A group of fireman overreact to a small fire in a living room, spraying practically everything in their sight.
- Two men frighten a lady playing piano with a wind-up mouse.
- The mention of a dead robin "with all but one of its fires out and that fire still burning on its breast" might be upsetting to some viewers, especially young children.
