Female marionettes perform a can-can dance and their underwear is shown. Jiminy Cricket ogles them briefly in this scene.

During the sequence where the boys are vandalizing a building in Pleasure Island, a boy pulls down another boy's pants, briefly showing his little rear end.

One of Gepetto's wooden clocks consists of a woman spanking a little boy's bare buttocks as he cries out with a jar of paint in his hand.

Jiminy Cricket puts his hand on a wooden woman's clothed buttocks by accident but quickly gets his hand off of it and apologizes to her when he notices.

In Geppetto's workshop there are undressed baby cupids featured, on his music box.

A clock shows a mother spanking a kid with her hand is mild not violent

A cat hits a fox on his head with a mallet two times. The cat bashes the fox on his head, using the same object.

A cricket falls into billiard holes twice. This is played for laughs.

Children are shown throwing bricks at buildings, knocking stuff down, etc.

The word "gypsy," a racial slur for the Romani people, is used a few times.

Stromboli curses in Italian gibberish when he gets angry in some scenes.

"Jackass" is pretty much the only swear word that is heard 4 times. It is used to refer to both a donkey (a visual metaphor) and a foolish person.

Pinocchio and Lampwick are shown smoking cigars, and drinking beer. As Pinocchio is smoking, Lampwick tells him that he is not doing it right and says, "come on! Take a big drag!" So Pinocchio does, and he gets extremely high, and he can barely see straight. And also, Geppeto is shown smoking a pipe in one scene.

There is drug/alcohol use, but is shows consequences for using it like sickly green faces, watery eyes, impaired vision and turning into donkeys.

In the Pleasure Island scene, there's an area called Tobacco Row where 6 animatronic Native American figures with giant peace pipes next to them throw out free cigars to the kids in the crowd while saying "cigars, cigarettes and chewing tobacco; smoke your heads off!"

Some of the villains meet at a tavern in one scene. Gideon the cat smokes a cigar and drinks beer. He starts hiccuping drunkenly.

The smoking/drinking is done by children. However, the film clearly discourages it.

just the appearance of Monstro, a big black whale with many sharp teeth and an aggressive look, could scare some kids.

Stromboli initially acts friendly toward Pinocchio but when the latter tries to leave, he throws him in a cage and raises his voice very loudly while telling Pinocchio that he will be keeping him forever and chopping him up for firewood when he has no further use for him. When Pinocchio protests, Strombolli screams at him to shut up. This sudden change in his demeanor may be jarring and frightening to younger viewers.

Contains frightening (but not traumatizing) scenes and images that might scare sensitive viewers (Monstro the Whale, Stromboli, the Coachman, Pleasure Island, Lampwick's transformation, etc.)

Lampy candlewick turning into a donkey is definitely an anxious/eerie scene.

There are many controversial outdated stereotype scenes involving blackface stereotypes that appears throughout many scenes in Geppetto's workshop including an India man on a clock, an African man jack in the box, 2 blackface soldiers next to Figaro, a blackface duck and soldier in Stromboli's caravan. However, these are always in the background and only seen from far away, never in closeup, so they will go unnoticed by most.

Mild/Moderate for neurodivergent viewers.