The following is a brief summary of the content found in this adventure/fantasy film that's been rated PG. Profanity consists of an incomplete "s" word, a minor expletive and some religious phrases, while various colorful phrases are also present.
Fantasy-based violence includes various goblins and a much larger monster attacking and trying to kill kids and others, with some of those goblins meeting their demise at the end of swords and an explosion of tomato sauce (that's deadly to them). Some of that has greenish gooey results, while those scenes, the appearance of the monsters, and various moments of potential peril (most involving kids) could be rather intense, suspenseful, and/or the stuff of nightmares for very young viewers.
Some behavior might be enticing for imitation, while the various villains and the main character have bad attitudes. Tense family material is present, stemming from a parental breakup, as well as a long-missing father for another, now much older woman.
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For those concerned with bright flashes of light on the screen, a flashlight spins round and round in a scene early in the film.
For those prone to visually induced motion sickness, there's a flying scene looking down from great heights (and the ground zipping by might induce that reaction).