Encanto
A warm, music-filled Disney adventure about a Colombian family where everyone has a magical gift except the hero, Mirabel. The biggest content notes are emotionally intense family arguments, a briefly implied off-screen death in a flashback, and peril scenes where the magical house cracks and collapses.
A great pick for ages 5 and up; sensitive kids around 5–7 may appreciate a parent nearby for the darker scenes.
If you’d rather skip
A flashback shows Abuela Alma fleeing with infant triplets as armed men on horseback attack; her husband steps forward to face them, and she collapses in tears when he does not return. The death is fully off-screen but the grief is raw and clearly shown.
Armed horsemen wield swords and use fire against villagers in the same flashback; no graphic gore, but the threat and implied killing are present.
Bruno is first seen lurking in shadows with a dishevelled, eerie appearance; his glowing green prophetic visions may feel unsettling to young viewers.