Aladdin

Movie · 1992

A charming, music-filled adventure about a kind-hearted street kid who finds a magic lamp and falls for a princess, with Robin Williams stealing every scene as the Genie. The villain Jafar and several peril-heavy action sequences give it a genuine edge that little ones may find startling.

Most comfortable for ages 6 and up; fine for confident 5-year-olds with a grown-up nearby for the scarier stretches.

Scary imageryPeril & tensionViolenceLoss & griefBig emotionsLanguageBehavior modeledLoud or startling soundsFlashing lightsRomance & innuendoOld-school gender rolesRacial & cultural stereotypes

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Scary imageryearly in the filmModerate

The Cave of Wonders appears as a colossal roaring lion head that suddenly rises from the sand and then collapses, swallowing a character inside.

Peril & tensionthe opening marketplace scenesMild

Guards with swords chase Aladdin across rooftops; a merchant threatens to cut off Jasmine's hand.

Peril & tensionthe middle actModerate

Aladdin is knocked unconscious by guards and thrown off a cliff into the sea with a ball and chain; he is rescued by the Genie using a wish.

6 more moments are in the full report. See all of them, checked against your own family’s settings, in Little Longer.