Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World
This direct-to-video Disney sequel follows Pocahontas to England on a mission to prevent war between her people and the British crown. It's a gentle adventure with a few tense moments, but nothing graphic.
Most comfortable for kids around 6 and up; sensitive younger children may find the bear-baiting scene and villain sequences upsetting.
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John Smith is ambushed by soldiers, fights across rooftops, and is pushed into a river below by Ratcliffe; he is presumed dead and does not resurface.
A settler physically strikes Pocahontas after she saves his life, provoking a tense standoff between Powhatan warriors and English soldiers with drawn weapons.
A chained bear is tormented by jesters with pitchforks (off screen); its pained roars, eerie music, distorted crowd animation, and sickly green lighting make this the film's most intense and upsetting sequence for young children.