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Some innocuous flirtation among a couple of adults.We see a boy unzip and then zip his pants in a bathroom; a man unzips his pants and a squirrel jumps out of them.We see a boy in swimming trunks.
A deer is shot and killed by hunters.A man goes through the window of a boat and is knocked onto rocks on the shore.A boy runs into a tree and cuts his head (we see blood on his face).A man grabs a boy by the face and threatens to take him away from his mother (the boy is obviously scared); also, a man renders a boy unconscious by covering his mouth with some type of noxious concoction.Two boys fall from a roof, but are saved by the Giant. A boy gets knocked unconscious.A robot blows up many tanks and armored vehicles and a robot bites into a power station and gets electrocuted (the scene is very noisy and scary).A robot is run over by a train and knocked out; also, a robot gets shot by tanks, bazookas, machine guns, armed aircraft and other types of military artillery.A robot is shattered to pieces (and allegedly killed) by an atomic bomb.A big robot carries a boy in his hand, towering above the trees, and the boy looks scared.A lot of scatological humor (diarrhea, constipation).
A couple of anatomical references, several scatological references and mild obscenities; some name-calling.
Some locals attribute a fisherman's story about the giant to "either whiskey or beer."A government agent smokes and carries a pipe several times during the film.
Hogarth watches a "scary" movie; a giant brain starts eating a man's head, but the scene is cut off by an antenna being broken off.A fisherman's boat is sunk. At first, we believe he is lost at sea and drowns, but he is later washed up on shore.Hogarth hears something either upstairs or on the roof and slowly goes to find the source of the noise. Later, Hogarth slowly makes his way through a darkened forest (with his flashlight) and follows the destructive path of something obviously quite large.The entire ending sequence where the Giant battles the Army men who have opened fire on him, as well as the thought and sight of a quickly approaching nuclear missile and finally a moment where Hogarth appears to be dead (he's not) may be suspenseful and/or frightening to younger kids.
