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- Spoilers (1)
Certification
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Sex & Nudity
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- Men do cartoon ogling of women (or characters they believe to be women, since there are scenes of men pirates disguised as females).
- There is no nudity.
Violence & Gore
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- Additionally, the toy pirates fight one another with fists and old fashioned pistols. It's everything made of bricks.
- Grunts and yowls can be heard during battle.
- In certain sequences, you fire a cannon from a first person perspective.
- There are slight explosions when explosives or TNT are used to explode obstacles (or in one case, a colossal squid).
- Characters crumble up into LEGO bits when killed, though while sword fighting this looks like mutilation.
- Still, as they are cartoon toys, the violence is never realistic.
- There is also slapstick humor in the cinematic scenes, including a kick to the groin.
- Unless it is a YouTube fan film of some kind (which this is not), Lego violence in general is never gory or realistic and any and all blood is limited to at most a few scrapes or cuts
- You can kill people with your sword, more comedy then violent.
Profanity
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- none
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- During another cinematic scene, characters drink a beverage and act dumb and remiss afterwards.
- Elizabeth and Jack drink rum in the curse of the black pearl
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- There are spooky images, including skeleton ghost pirates.
- Blackbeard's scary. Apart from that nothing really, just harmless fun.
Spoilers
Sex & Nudity
- In one scene, disguised man pirates (wearing dresses) shake their butts to distract enemies. Was played for laughs.
