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Certification
| MPAA | Rated PG for peril, some scary images and brief thematic elements |
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Sex & Nudity
Violence & Gore
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- In one scene where a character is stuck underwater her foot is stuck in some coral, when it is freed a small amount of blood is seen.
- Tamatoa mentions having eaten his own grandmother.
- Moana is horrified when Maui mentions requiring a human sacrifice, but he immediately reveals that he was only joking.
- Maui mentions having ripped off Tamatoa's leg.
- Moana and Maui battle an entire army of creatures while at sea. They are seen attacked by the creatures who descend upon their boat with blow darts. The ship the creatures were sailing then sinks with them on it.
- A lava monster battles Moana and Maui. Maui is seen transforming into several different creatures and severing off the creature's arm with a giant hook. Its arm then grows back.
Profanity
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- That lava monster is pretty scary; its movements and sounds are very creepy.
- A creature's tongue is cut off in the middle of the movie.
- During the credits when the production babies are shown one baby named Cooper has a star next to his name which means he passed away before the film was completed this can be very sad for those who have lost a child.
- The death of Moana's grandmother is very sad especially for viewers who have recently lost a grandparent or don't understand death. There is another very emotional scene where her spirit visits Moana in the form of a manta ray.
- Chief Tui lashes out at Moana a few times and it can get heavy handed.
- The film contains some scenes of peril, such as the one in the beginning of the film where Moana and Maui battle an entire army of creatures while at sea. They are seen attacked by the creatures who descend upon their boat with blow darts.
- While the scenes of perils are resolved positively, with little details of injury shown, they are fairly intense.
Spoilers
Violence & Gore
- Tamatoa battles Moana and Maui, attempting to eat each of them on occasions.
- Maui mentions that his parents decided they didn't want him when he was born, so they threw him into the ocean, but he was found by the gods. This is only mentioned
Frightening & Intense Scenes
- The finale of the film contains sustained threat and action. However, the outcome is reassuring and positive. Moana is shown to resolve the conflict with selflessness, kindness and empathy.
