Maurice's belt is removed from his pants, his underwear is shown as he accidentally moons the viewers, although it is played for laughs.

In a brief scene, we see the Beast in a bathtub and then drying up with no clothes on (he's fur covered). Humorous, but not sexual.

A scene which may be seen as sexual harassment by some viewers: Gaston proposes to Belle aggressively, chasing her around a cabin, and he pins her against a door and tries to kiss her; then she opens the door he is leaning on, and he falls out and tumbles into a mud puddle and he becomes very angry and humiliated. Gaston later forces Belle to marry him which she tells him no, he then threatens to send her father to an insane asylum as bribery.

There are several statues of men that reveal bare chests, abdomens and legs. We later see paintings of cherubs with bare chests, abdomens, buttocks and backs and statues of cherubs with bare chests, abdomens and legs.

The trio of girls who love Gaston show heavy cleavage and have bouncy breasts in the opening song.

Female characters often reveal cleavage. For instance during the opening song, a brief shot of a beautiful maiden with strawberry-blonde hair and big voluptuous breasts teases a flirting and ogling food vendor (who looks too old for her) by flaunting her ample cleavage in front of him just to rile up the jealousy of his homely wife behind him who bonks her husband on the head with a rolling pin as the maiden walks of grinning while her chest bounces.

Three blonde, beautiful and busty young sisters in revealing dresses act flirtatiously around Gaston in several scenes and in one scene they surround him while he sits in a chair one at his shoulder, one seated next to him and one on the floor with her hands resting on his knee. Later on, viewers see Gaston lifting them up in the air by their wooden bench and drops them on LeFou, we can briefly see their undergarments.

A mob member comes out of a cupboard dressed in drag, wearing a woman's bra and pantaloons with a wig and lipstick on (he runs away screaming).

The baker's wife whacks him with a rolling pin in the opening song it's played out in a comedic way.

The talking clock and candle constantly fight verbally and physically.

Gaston fires a gun 3 times in the "Gaston" song.

Gaston shoots a bird that falls to the ground, presumably dead.

Cogsworth is burned by Lumiere twice. manhandled by Maurice and run over with a tea cart. In each case, he doesn't suffer any long-term damage.

Beast has several wounds after fighting with a pack of wolves. Some blood is briefly shown on his arm.

Several moments of violence in a group battle scene between the villagers and castle objects. Mrs. Potts and the cups pour hot water on a villager. Le Fou threatens Lumiere with a torch, before Cogsworth stabs him in the rear. A feather duster has many feathers plucked out, until Lumiere burns the villager and saves her. Much of this scene is intended as comical.

Two characters engage in a long fight to the death

1 use of "what the devil".

One use of "Sacre bleu" during The Mob Song.

Gaston's dialogue is very misogynistic and he has no qualms about putting down Belle and belittling her. Some may find this offensive.

In the Be Our Guest scene, there are singing beer steins that have froth coming out of their mouths, as well as dancing wine glasses and champagne bottles that shoot open like fireworks.

During the Be Our Guest scene, champagne can be seen served at the dinner table.

During the "Gaston" song in the bar, the villagers sing about how no one "takes shots" like Gaston. Gaston fires three bullets from his gun into a barrel of an alcoholic beverage, it spills out, and some men fill their cups with it.

Despite having a G rating the movie has some surprisingly violent scenes that may be unsettling for younger audiences.

The Beast having fits of physically destructive and vocally explosive fury may be upsetting to younger viewers.

Maurice becomes very ill and Gaston threatens to send him to a mental asylum if Belle refuses to marry him.

Moderate for neurodivergent viewers.

In one scene, Belle sneaks into the West Wing, which the Beast forbade, and is caught. The destruction in the room, his sudden appearance and subsequent rage could frighten some viewers.

Some young children might be frightened by The Beast in his early scenes.

The cursed castle is decorated with statues of horned demons, snakes and the like to give the castle a gothic setting.

Characters surrounded/attacked by wolves in two different scenes.