They obviously have bad attitudes, as do some other characters. Beyond that, some imitative material is present as is a good deal of topics to talk about, including segregation, WWII and the effects it had on changing a young man who returns from the war. Should you still be concerned about this film's appropriateness for anyone in your home, you may wish to take a closer look at our more detailed content listings. Earn revenue from your web site. Some bootleggers store their supplies in a cemetery and one of them drinks from a bottle.
Some men drink beer outside.
We see a bloody bullet hole in deer that's been wounded by a hunter's shot and Willie then gets some of its blood on his finger after touching it. One of the bullies tears up Willie's wartime letter from Dink and then pushes Willie to the ground. Although historically accurate for the time, we see signs of the town's segregation. The bullies make fun of Dink for reportedly being a coward during the war. Frustrated that he's no good at baseball and at Skip for interrupting their game, Willie suddenly punches the dog in the face.