Pinocchio is briefly seen wearing a thong.

Shrek and Fiona kiss a few times.

Donkey innocently mentions getting Shrek out of some clothes. A group of women then gasp suggestively.

Doris attempts to take Charming by force at the end of the film.

A person adds "Lust" to a magical potion, but pours a massive amount in it.

The big, bad wolf read a Pork Illustrated magazine with a drawing of a pig in a bikini on the cover, probably a parody of playboy magazines.

The Fairy Godmother's song Holding Out for a Hero had some mild innuendos in the lyrics.

Donkey told Puss to get his "cat cheeks" out of his face when they were locked up in a treasure chest box.

Donkey yelled at Puss and said, "If we need an expert on licking ourselves, we'll give you a call!"

Fairy Godmother forces Fiona to marry Prince Charming.

3D animated suggestive content.

A pig grabs onto a woman's leg and says" I see London I see France".

When Shrek passes out from drinking the Happily Ever After potion, he falls and lands on Puss. This is played for laughs.

When Shrek needs Donkey to cry, Puss sneaks up on Donkey and violently stomps on his hoof. Donkey then screams in pain and cries a tear.

Fiona knocks out Prince Charming with a sudden head-butt.

3D Computer animated cartoon violence.

Puss in Boots prances at and jumps on Shrek, digging at him with his claws (no blood). Donkey tries to kick the cat, but instead gets Shrek in the crotch, doubling him over in pain (and he makes a verbal reference to being hit in the testicles).

After Fiona throws the mermaid back into the ocean, two large sharks are seen immediately going after her.

Mainly cartoon fantasy violence throughout.

There is a battle towards the end of the movie (sword fighting and bow and arrows are fired) though no one seems seriously hurt.

Puss told Donkey, "You still look like an ass to me."

The Fairy Godmother calls Shrek's fingers "dirty green sausages." Might be played for laughs for some.

Puss in Boots is caught with catnip in his possession (an innuendo for weed).

When Puss was going through the potions, some of them were named after common medicines.

1 reference to "jug of voodoo".

When Puss goes through a list of things in potions he mentions jug of voodoo.

Men enter a bar on multiple occasions

Fairy godmother is making potions in the factory (complete with dark shadows and red light).

Pretty bold/adventurous movie.

None/Mild.