55 minutes in a table is shown with lots of food/meat on it including a pigs body cooked

An undead monkey is shot but survives.

Someone jabs a red hot iron rod at a donkey to make it move. It's seemingly played for laughs because there's a shot of the donkey's pained face.

Horses are, however, spooked during action scenes.

There is nobody who uses drugs. But they use a lot of alcohol.

Nearly all of the pirates are alcoholics.

Nearly all of the pirates are alcoholics.

In one scene there is a burning ship. Someone comments that there are likely no survivors.

A character has a false eye, and it repeatedly falls out as a joke.

Multiple characters have their palms cut either willingly or unwillingly. Several characters have their throats slit.

Undead skeletons are hit and smashed throughout.

A skeletal arm is smashed off and shown up close in a prolonged scene.

There are, however, several references to parents having died in the past.

A toddler does, however, almost get crushed by a collapsing structure (he gets saved at the last moment), and the child is clearly in real and extreme distress (screaming, sobbing, and calling for his mum).

Elizabeth gets kidnapped at the beginning of the movie

This is a VERY ghosty movie.

Yes repeatedly with the false eye

There is no actual throw up in this movie. But towards the beginning of the movie, Elizabeth falls into the water and starts drowning. After Jack jumps in to save her he puts her back on shore but she is still unconscious. Jack then cuts a part of the dress open (She is wearing something underneath) and she wakes up immediately, spitting out water. This seen is brief but if you think that this will trigger you I suggest closing your eyes when Jack puts her back on shore and wait just a bit.

One brief scene involves a character unhappily having her corset tightened and having trouble breathing from it. No dysmorphia, but seemed worth mentioning just in case.

No but someone does threaten suicide as leverage, holding a gun to his own head. Doesn't go through with it but could still be triggering.

Several reoccurring moments where characters slash their palms to draw blood as a plot point.

A woman is seen hyperventilating and shaking after getting intentionally frightened by undead people.

There are no confirmed autistic characters.

There is a scene mid movie when Will gets stuck under water in a small space

The camera rocks back and forth during scenes that take place on ships.

When Jack and Will leave Tortuga there is a scene with a lightning storm

Not a baby but when Port Royal is stormed there’s footage of a toddler in real distress (crying, screaming for their mum, etc) and they almost get crushed by a falling tower but their mum saves them at the last moment.

There is no graphic or direct sexual assault. However, there are some moments that could be considered sexual harassment. For example, Elizabeth being told that if she doesn't wear a certain dress, she will have to dine with the crew while naked.

Two male characters (who are implied/interpreted as being gay) are, however, made fun of for taking an interest in and wearing dresses.

There is a character, Marty, with a form of dwarfism. When he is introduced as a member of Jack's new crew, Will makes a sarcastic, and potentially rude, comment saying "This is your able-bodied crew?" Granted, he is addressing the whole crew and not just Marty, but it still could be upsetting to some viewers.

There is a scene where 2 man are dressed in a dress for distraction.

There are no Jewish characters, and no mentions of Jewish people.

There is a prolonged scene about two men dressing up in dresses and being mistaken for women.

A long fall off a tall cliff is shown, but the character is unharmed.

There are many graphic combat scenes and injuries.

Numerous characters wield and shoot guns throughout the movie. Several characters, undead people/skeletons, and an undead monkey are seen getting shot.

men are seen falling/jumping out of boats, presumably to their deaths, and there is a scene where someone falls into the water unconscious but is saved.

Shot of decaying bodies swinging from nooses in the beginning of the movie. Dramatically drawn out hanging scene at the end with extensive charges read, drums beating, and frantic last minute rescue plans being made.

There is a prolonged scene where a woman has trouble breathing in a tight corset; she faints from lack of oxygen, then immediately nearly drowns when she falls into water. Several characters choke and wheeze when their throats are slit. A man struggles with a noose tightening around his neck.