A frightened bird flies away and gets shot. We see the bird fall to the ground. No blood, but shocking.

Several animals (including Bambi's mother) are shot by hunters and/or poachers but no blood is shown.

There's a scene where another deer tries to steal Faline from Bambi so they fight.

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Creepy music plays whenever man is coming closer. Though we never see man, it's implied in a frightening way and may be scary to children.

The scene where the frightened bird gets shot may shock children.

Some challenging subject matter for children, particularly the recurrent theme of man's callous impact on nature.

Even though this is a rated G movie there still are some moderate Frighting and intense scenes that may be frighting to young children under the age of 12. Like for an example. Some one said that The scene where the frightened bird gets shot may shock children.

It's a bit dark, intense, scary, violent and upsetting for an animated Disney movie. The forest fire scene can be intense for smaller children, but Bambi escaped the forest safely.

Lightning can frighten smaller children

There is an intense scene in which a large group of the hunters' dogs (who are depicted with glowing eyes and very sharp, scary looking teeth) are chasing an adult Bambi and his Father through the forest, eventually injuring Bambi. This scene can be very frightening for young children, especially for those who may have a fear of dogs or wolves etc.

There is a large forest fire which engulfs the animals' homes, causing them to cry out in fear and flee in a frenzy. This may scare young children, especially those afraid of fire or lava.