Parents Guide for
Aladdin (1992) More at IMDbPro »

Three Disney kisses: Two between the Princess and Aladdin and one between the Princess and the evil Jafar.

The princess is drawn rather seductively, with a little cleavage and an exposed midriff. And she does flaunt her curvy figure.

A huge lion head -- it's supposed to be a cave -- comes alive and gobbles up a thief who goes inside.

Aladdin is threatened by guards brandishing swords a number of times.

Aladdin and his monkey and magic carpet are trapped in the cave of wonders when it is flooded with lava.

Jafar turns into a huge snake and begins squeezing Aladdin.

The Sultan is chained and is being tortured by being force-fed crackers by Jafar's parrot.

A merchant almost cuts off the princess's hand.

Jafar tells Jasmine that "the street rat" cannot be released because he has died of "death . . .by beheading."

None, although there are some insults ("its not every day you see a horse with two rear ends).

When Genie is doing an impersonation of a french person and has a cigarette in his mouth. (him and Aladdin are talking about Jasmine, before Genie turns him into a prince) On top of that, he uses it to blow smoke-shaped heart, a cute sight-gag.

At the end, Jafar turns into a large, venomous snake, and later, a red and menacing-looking Genie.

There is a scene where it appears Aladdin might drown, though he is later rescued.

In the beginning with the merchant singing he says something very offensive in one of the verses ("where they cut off your ear if the don't like your face/ it's barbaric but hey, it's home" refers to middle easterns). Like above, they use new dialogue.

Some may be offended by the portrayal of the good guys with Anglo-American accents, and the bad guys with arabian accents.