Compiled by St. Petersburg Times film critic Steve Persall. Nothing objectionable here, although some scenes of the food chain in action could be briefly intense for young viewers. The 38-minute running time prevents any possible boredom from setting in. Nothing here to seriously offend anyone, but educators might not be keen on the antagonistic behavior demonstrated by these well-intentioned students. Adults may be entertained by classic rock hits on the soundtrack.
Violence is bloodless and played for humor.
No profanity, nudity and only a whiff of sexual innuendo. Frantic enough to occupy children and frisky enough for their parents. No profanity or nudity in Ang Lee's exciting martial arts epic, and sex is limited to post-coital cuddling. The violence factor should be considered by parents for its volume, rather than graphic intensity. Fists, feet and weapons fly constantly, although without much blood or grisly sound effects.