Parents guide

Aladdin wears a sleeveless vest leaving him nearly topless (his back is still covered) for most of the film. Jasmine's attire throughout the film usually consists of a turquoise top revealing her shoulders, midriff, navel and a tiny bit of cleavage.

Abu imitates a sexy women by swinging his hips and batting his eyelashes suggestively, though this is played for laughs.

A salesman threatens to cut off Jasmine's hand after she gives an apple to a child. Luckily, she is saved by Aladdin.

Abu is abused multiple times. First, gets thrown viciously into a jar by a guard. Second, gets kicked by Jafar (as a beggar) when trying to rescue Aladdin from the Cave of Wonders. Third, as an elephant, gets tied up in a net by the guards. Fourth, gets turned into a toy by Jafar during the final battle. In each case, he turns out fine in the end.

Princess Jasmine almost drowns in a sand timer but is rescued by Aladdin.

Iago gets hit on the head with a golden object by Abu.

A man mentions he had to kill a few people to steal a golden scarab:

The Cave of Wonder eats a man whom he deems unworthy of entering.

A teen boy is threatened by guards brandishing swords a number of times.

Guards tie up a teen boy then hit him over the head with a small club which knocks him out. He is then thrown off a cliff into the ocean attached to a ball and chain.

A teen boy uses a sword in combat another man as a snake and stabs him. Some blood is shown, but it's extremely brief.

None, but there's a subverted use of the "h-word" at one point.

"Jerk" is said once as an insult.

Some direct insults "idiots" "stupid" "street rat" "street mouse" and the genie is referred to as a "big, blue, lout"

Merchant at the beginning sells a hookah.

Genie smokes a cigar.

Genie smokes a cigarette.

Genie is seen smoking a cigar, but he can't be affected in the lungs, since he IS a magical Genie.

When Genie is doing an impersonation of a French person, he has a cigarette in his mouth.

A street merchant shows off a hookah.

In original 1992 versions, the opening song contains a line that discusses having your ear cut off if people don't like your face. This spawned criticism from the American Arab anti-discrimination committee for cultural insensitivity, so the 1993 version, 2004 special edition and later releases replaced this line with one that talks about the intense heat.

None/Mild for neurodivergent viewers.

A large barrel-shaped tower section rolls toward Aladdin and Abu. They escape harm by going to where a small opening hits the ground.