Sam Flynn, the tech-savvy and daring son of Kevin Flynn, investigates his father's disappearance and is pulled into The Grid. With the help of a mysterious program named Quorra, Sam quests to stop evil dictator Clu from crossing into the real world.
The protagonist's clothes are cut off with lasers by female digital characters while his is immobilized. A latex-like suit immediately propagates on his body. Use your discretion.
Near the beginning of the film, a digital character who is panicked over being essentially sentenced to fight as a gladiator breaks free from his captors and throws himself off of their craft, screaming "Delete me!" He falls and collides with a turbine, smashing into pixels. In the gladiator scene, at least one character falls through the floor and appears to fall endlessly into nothing. There is also a scene in which the protagonists are trapped in a falling elevator, but they manage to stop it.
Micheal sheen (not disabled publically) plays a character, Zuse, who uses a cane, seemingly more for a status symbol than an aid. One of the background characters has an eye/facial injury that would result in blindness in that eye, I was unable to find who the actor was or the characters where as theres a lot of BGAs and Extras in the credits. It looks like a prosthesis that was applied to the actor so they probably aren’t blind/have a facial difference IRL. Quorra, played by Olivia Wilde (an able-bodied actress as far as the public knows) becomes an amputee for a short period before healing. Olivia Wild also been critisiced for featuring in a short film “How Do You See Me?” to raise awareness for Down Syndrome, but she played the person with Down Syndrome and obviously doesn’t have it.
The protagonist is captured and transported against his will. He also is unwillingly registered in the digital world's system and essentially thrown into a gladiator's stadium. Another character is captured within enemy territory and held captive for some time. Use your discretion.
There's a body of water in the city where the protagonist lives which appears in several scenes (looking at the view from the protagonist's waterfront home, while crossing a traffic bridge, etc.). There's also the "Sea of Simulation" in the computer world, which looks like a large body of water.
Near the beginning of the film, a digital character who is panicked over being essentially sentenced to fight as a gladiator breaks free from his captors and throws himself off of their craft, screaming "Delete me!" He collides with a turbine and smashes into pixels.
Early in the movie, a character who is being held captive is shown panicking and pleading to not be assigned to a particular task. When an attempt is made to lead him away, he breaks free and commits suicide.
Daft Punk (the band) composed the score for this film, they appear in one of the scenes as DJs who change the diegetic music. More of a quick nod to Daft Punk than a fourth wall break. Sometimes actor/esses make eye contact with the camera/veiwer.
One of the computer people who dies is extremely flamboyant, but we have no information about his sexuality (or the sexuality of any of the other computer people, if they even have sexuality).
Minimal blood. In the gladiator scene, the protagonist is identified as human when he is cut with a weapon and bleeds. The wound is not shown or addressed again.
One of the antagonists fires into a brawling crowd with a cane that functions approximately like a ray gun. The jet-like vehicles have mounted guns and dogfight.