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- Sex & Nudity (7)
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- Profanity (2)
- Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking (1)
- Frightening & Intense Scenes (4)
- Spoilers (3)
Certification
| MPAA | Rated PG for brief mild rude humor |
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Sex & Nudity
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- Some women wear dresses that show some cleavages.
- Bulls throughout the film make suggestive comments at the cows, such as "you need help? Maybe we can help each other!", and "the joker is always wild". A cow replies with "come up and see us sometime!" (a term commonly attributed to western brothels). Most kids would probably not pick up on this.
- A couple of drag jokes with men in revealing womens' clothing.
- A man's underwear are shown, which a gang of characters sing about, mocking him for wearing "size XXXXL".
- According to the MPAA synopsis, this film contains brief rude humor.
- As two of the cows struggle in the mud, a male character enthusiastically says, "Hey, mud wrestling!"
- A cow says (referring to her udders) "They're real. So, quit staring!"
Violence & Gore
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- Mrs. Calloway jumps on top of Rico and crushes him. He is seen with several teeth missing and his tongue stuck out. He also has blood on his face.
- Mr. Wesley is kicked in the head by a horse and knocked unconscious. He is later seen, still unconscious, being abandoned in a train cart in the middle of nowhere.
- One of the three henchmen of Slim is whacked in the face with a shovel and knocked out.
- A man is strangled and his face turns red. He is later hit with a hot branding iron. He appears unharmed by any of this later.
- A train rolls off the tracks and nearly hits a group of people.
- A rabbit is injured mildly throughout the film as a sort of reoccurring slapstick humour; he is hit in the head by horseshoes, his ears are caught in a wagon wheel, his buttocks is bitten by a cow trying to take out pieces of hair from his tail, he is chased by a drooling coyote and he has a wooden stump replacing a missing limb, among other things.
- Characters in mild peril (stuck in a mine shaft, nearly drowning, etc.) but no death of any of the protagonists.
- A buffalo is seen falling from a high mine shaft track to an abyss down below (the buffalo later resurfaces unharmed).
- Wesley pushes Maggie roughly, making comments hinting that he is going to sell her to a slaughterhouse.
- Various characters are booted and/or kicked in the buttocks (intended to be comedic).
- A horse uses his reins to knock guns from rustlers' hands, kicks a few of them and when one pulls a knife, the horse uses the reins to grab his hand and pull him forward so that he can kick him. We then see that this was just a daydream/fantasy of his.
Profanity
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- Mild vulgar humour (belching and fart jokes), some subtle sexual innuendo.
- Very mild language. Some name-calling slurs like" moron" or" idiot".
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- Beers in a saloon are present.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- A roller-coaster-ish ride may be too intense for younger viewers.
- Some children may be upset by the idea of having a bank foreclosure on a farm and might need to reassured that their home is safe.
- A thunderstorm forms and a flash flood races toward the three cows, including a huge wave of water that washes them away. They struggle to stay afloat, but Maggie then sinks below the surface with Caloway saving her.
- A dust storm approaches three cows and they run away. may be frightening/intense for some younger viewers.
Spoilers
Violence & Gore
- Slim is shoved into the pipe of a steam train; the steam later scalds his face, knocking off his spectacles and revealing that he is a criminal in disguise.
- MPAA (certificate #40071) (2004 original) MPA (certificate #40071) (2021 Re-Release)
Frightening & Intense Scenes
- A number of villain characters (Rico, Mr. Wesley, Slim's trio) are knocked unconscious and left abandoned in a train cart in the middle of nowhere, locked in. The morbid implications of this may disturb some viewers.
