Moana
Movie • 2016 • Adventure
ReportThis movie contains 19 potentially triggering events.
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A pig nearly dies drowning as the boat tips over, but not hurt. Also a chicken almost dies choking on a rock, but otherwise is fine.
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None of the animal characters die (Moana has a pet chicken and a pet pig) but there is a joke about Moana eating pork in front of her pet pig.
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Moana's pet chicken is sometimes tossed about or held by the neck and there are several jokes about eating him but he is unharmed
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Only a monster that gets fully eaten by another monster
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There are not snakes, but animals visually similar to snakes (eels) are shown.
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SiRenfield
Maui turns into a shark at one point
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Maui occasionally turns into some non-threatening insects
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SiRenfield
Maui’s backstory as depicted in a tattoo
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I would say Maui is 100% abusive. He is constantly putting Moana down and even pees on her. He steals Tefiti’s heart and causes destruction in doing so. Yet, all is forgiven by the end of the movie.
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cassandrasaurus
Sort of. Moana’s dad is the chief and he kinda gaslights Moana and all the other villagers about the bad things happening on the island as well as the tribe’s history. His reasons are understandable though, it’s not malicious.
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Maui’s parents tried to kill him.
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It is brief but Maui tells Moana that his parents didn't want him after he was born and threw him into the sea to die. His tattoo of a woman throwing a baby into the water is featured here.
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Maui was almost murdered by his parents and is definitely abusive towards Moana, Tefiti and others.
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Maui traps Moana in a cage.
The ocean paralyzes Mount with a blow dart.
The ocean paralyzes Mount with a blow dart.
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KenziBaby135
What? Why is this even on here? No! No one is assaulted in Moana?
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HoppipHarvest
Not held, but trapped (foot stuck in a coral reef). It’s scary, but they escape and survive.
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HoppipHarvest
One character is left immobile (but still conscious) by a tranquilizer dart. The character is more annoyed than scared, and they recover not too long after.
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Not on-screen, but the film’s antagonist (in a sense); Tamatoa, is missing a leg, which was said to have been cut off by one of the protagonists, Maui.
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Moana is trapped in a cave early on. Also the chicken ends up buried several times but is unharmed
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Not shown on screen, but Tamatoa mentions that he ate his own grandmother. It's probably a reference to real coconut crabs being cannibals.
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ProfessorProcyon
There's a scene fairly early in the movie where Moana ends up having to hold her breath for an extended period of time due to her boat being tipped over. She is mostly unharmed, but the scene is rather intense.
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Sort of; Tamatoa seemingly tortures the protagonists, Maui and Moana throughout his song. Maui and Moana both express displeasure, and it can definitely be seen as though he is torturing them.
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Te Ka’s hands get cut off by Maui’s hook
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There ARE a lot of long falls in the movie
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moana's father takes a boat out with his friend. The friend drowns, as the father can't save him
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Maui and Moana jump down into a realm but they don’t die
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HoppipHarvest
Of old age.
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Of old age.
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Not a parent, but Moana's grandmother dies early on.
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The grandmother passed away
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SiRenfield
Pretty much 80% of the movie takes place on or in the ocean. Even the 20% that isn’t are on islands. Not safe for aquaphobes
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Yes, but it is the ghost of a beloved character, and it is there to comfort and encourage the main character. It is not designed to be frightening.
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bearnormous
Not farting or spitting specifically, but there is a similar body fluid moment when Maui pees in the water while Moana's hand is in it and she feels it get warmer.
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Wowowo
Maui urinates in the water while Moana’s hand is in it.
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Tamatoa, a giant crab, mentions eating his grandmother in the past.
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Lynxwithaharpn
A kid mentions needing to throw up, but doesn't actually do so. The chicken, Heihei, also spits up items he swallows on occasion, but it's not necessarily vomiting.
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There is a very brief tattoo scene that shows something akin to needles being used.
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Not exactly a hospital, but the main character is suddenly called to her dying grandmother's bedside and a healer/physician figure is there talking to her parents about options, it is evocative of dying in a modern hospital.
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Maui briefly traps Moana in a cave. However she escapes almost immediately, and it is over in a matter of seconds
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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gonzogm
When Moana's mom tells her the story of her dad going out on a boat once as a boy there is lightning during the brief flashback scenes.
When Moana asks the ocean for help to right her boat there is also lightning for a little bit.
When Moana asks the ocean for help to right her boat there is also lightning for a little bit.
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SiRenfield
Moana ALMOST swears but is cut off. Honestly the movie would’ve gotten a G-rating if not for that scene
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There are little kids shrieking and crying in the beginning for a little bit, but none of them are infants and it’s brief.
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spirochaete
Tamatoa talks to the camera twice - first during the "Shiny" musical number, when he quickly glances at the camera and advises the viewer to look up what a decapod is, and finally during the post-credits sequence, when he suggests the viewer would have more sympathy for him if he had a cute Jamaican accent (a reference to Sebastian from The Little Mermaid).
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There are toddlers, but no infants.
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I just finished it and I don't remember there being any fat jokes
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Everyone is Polynesian. Everyone who dies is Polynesian. Everyone who lives is Polynesian.
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A car does not crash, but several boats crash.
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During a flashback, a person drowns. The event leads to the Father's paranoia of letting anybody beyond the reef.
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hafrensb
Moana gets a cut on her foot and the bloody scrape is briefly shown.
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