Mild
72 of 143 found this mild
Mrs. Doubtfire asks the mom "on a scale from 1-10" satisfaction score on Daniel. Question that refers to in the bedroom.
Mrs.Doubtfire says her "husband" couldn't satisfy her with foreplay.
Mrs. Doubtfire, in an attempt to get Stu to dump Miranda tells him that he has to compete with Miranda's "power tool" (vibrator). Chances are kids will not pick up on this.
While attempting to deter Miranda's boyfriend from getting intimate with her, Mrs. Doubtfire makes several innuendos (bring cocktail sauce 'cos she's got crabs, hide the weasel, Little Jack Horny.) Kids will likely not understand what they mean.
When discussing with his father what will be included at his birthday party, the son asks: "A stripper? Two strippers?!" Followed by laughter from both.
There is one scene where Mrs Doubtfire's Fake Breasts catch fire.
At roughly an hour 20 minutes there is a pool scene with many shirtless males and females in bikinis.
Mild
54 of 88 found this mild
While trying to make dinner for the family, Mrs. Doubtfire's fake breasts catch on fire. However, the flames are quickly extinguished and the scene is largely played for laughs.
Stu is tormented by Mrs. Doubtfire and nearly chokes to death on a shrimp until Doubtfire saves him.
A few grotesque scenes involving human-like faces being shaped with latex, including a rudder old woman mask getting run over by a truck.
A man is hit on the head with a fruit. He is unhurt but there is a loud smack when it hits him.
When Daniel says that he hopes his ex-wife hasn't come down with amoebic dysentery, his youngest daughter asks what it is and her older brother describes it in graphic detail, causing her to believe that dad "wants mommy to die".
A robber tries to steal Mrs. Doubtfire's purse.
Moderate
59 of 128 found this moderate
When Mrs. Doubtfire peeks out the window to see that his wife is with another man, he gives him the middle finger.
2 uses of "shit", 3 uses of "hell", 4 uses of "ass" (1 used as "asshole")(1 used as "smartass"), 8 uses of "damn"( 3 used as "goddamn"), 1 use of "bitch", 4 uses of "bastard", 1 use of "crap".
When a robber tries to steal Mrs. Doubtfire's purse, Daniel tells him in his real voice "back off, asshole!"
2 uses of shit.
2 uses of piss. When Daniel quits his job, he tells his boss to "piss off" and during a dinner he comments that after all his drinks he had to "piss like a racehorse".
Mild
59 of 80 found this mild
When the family is at the restaurant they are asked Smoking or Non-Smoking they say non-smoking but Mrs Doubtfire says she wants to be in the smoking area to prevent her from smoking.
Daniel drinks a lot.
Daniel and his boss drink several scotches at a dinner while laughing loudly.
Lab techs at a TV station smoke cigarettes.
A cartoon bird is seen smoking a cigarette.
Mrs. Doubtfire says he has medication that she can't take orally.
Mrs. Doubtfire says that her husband was an alcoholic who was "killed by the drink, literally" after being squashed by a delivery truck from a Guinness bottling factory.
Mrs. Doutfire and Stu are seen drinking wine at a restaurant. When Mrs. Doubtfire starts making a lot of innuendos, she blames it on the wine.
None
58 of 86 found this to have none
While the middle hour of the movie is comedic, the first 30 minutes and the last 15 minutes are quite serious in nature. The parents yell and fight in front of the kids, get a divorce, cry, go to court, fight for custody, etc.
No scary moments at all, as this film is a comedy/drama. However, for people who have been through their parents divorcing, some of the scenes can get very emotional for some.
The scene at the beginning of the movie where Daniel and his wife decide to divorce could be very emotional/intense for some viewers. It starts out with the two of them yelling at each other very loudly while pointing out their respective flaws. Then, both of them start to tear up when they realize their marriage isn't working.
A couple of fun suspenseful scenes including Daniel having to conceal his double-life secret. A welfare check-in from social worker, and a restaurant scene in which he has to be in two places at once.