The Lego Batman Movie

Movie • 2017 • Superhero  

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In the irreverent spirit of fun that made "The Lego Movie" a worldwide phenomenon, the self-described leading man of that ensemble—Lego Batman—stars in his own big-screen adventure. But there are big changes brewing in Gotham, and if he wants to save the city from The Joker’s hostile takeover, Batman may have to drop the lone vigilante thing, try to work with others and maybe, just maybe, learn to lighten up.
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Does the dog die?
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TheRog
One of Batman’s machines does resemble a dog during one brief scene in terms of ears and demeanour. The machine does get destroyed but it is not presented in a way that is likely to cause upset
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Abandonment
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Anonymous
Batman leaves Robin, however it’s more of a pushing away, and he does come back (it’s basically his arc)
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Is an animal abandoned?
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Abuse
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Anonymous
Batmans pretty neglectful of Robin at start but not outwardly abusive (+ he stops being neglectful at the end)
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Anonymous
Not really any “abusers” in the movie :P
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Is someone stalked?
27 supporters
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rosieisla
Batman spies on the Joker.
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Is there domestic violence?
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Is a woman brutalized for spectacle?
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Is someone gaslighted?
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Anonymous
Depending on how hard this trigger is for you, you may want to know:
-Batman is pretty famous for his utility belt (although it is not used to harm anyone at any point, and purely serves as a comedic device (eg: Batman’s belt having an inner-tube function))
-a few characters crack/throw whips at each other (cartoon violence)
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Is a child abused?
88 supporters
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16Dork01
Batman acts rather dismissively towards Robin, his adopted son, at first and even sends him on a mission where he could get killed. That said, he learns to be a better parent by the end.
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Addiction
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thunderzizi
Bane is there with Venom tubes. It's never pointed out, but if you're at all familiar with the character you know that he's essentially doing super-steroids.
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Is there addiction?
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glitterpop95
Not unless Bane’s steroids count.
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Does someone abuse alcohol?
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Animal
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Anonymous
No animals even involved (it’s animated)
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Does a horse die?
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Does an animal die?
(besides a dog, cat or horse)
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NotYourMemily
Some cops get turned into fish and frogs and are left to perish.
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Are animals abused?
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glitterpop95
Batman shields himself from Poison Ivy’s poison with several penguins.
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glitterpop95
A cat falls in lava but survives.
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Is an animal sad?
63 supporters
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Anonymous
Nothing gratuitous or even sad for most of them (except the first one and even then it’s not really about the car-dog)
-the Barcar briefly imitates a sad dog having to leave but it’s still a robot
-some velociraptors/gremlins/sharks are disappointed about being in the phantom zone again
-more villains who could arguably fall into the “animal” category are also displeased with being in jail (croc, orca, etc)
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Are rabbits harmed?
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Anonymous
The closest this movie gets it featuring rabbits is an incredibly easy to miss ‘March Harriet’ (bunny themed villain) sprinkled somewhere across the sea of villains (and seriously, even if you’re looking for them you probably won’t be able to see them on your first 10 viewings)
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Does a cat die?
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user14123
A cat gets engulfed in lava but is ultimately fine, even saying "I'm okay!"
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Does a pet die?
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Anonymous
A cat falls into lava but then immediately pops back out and says “I’m fine!” with no tone of distress or pain
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Does a dragon die?
26 supporters
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CassetteMeower
Dragons don’t appear in the movie
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Are there spiders?
42 supporters
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jdpamv
I don't remember any aside from the brief appearance of the villain Tarantula (who is a person, aside from her insignia).
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Anonymous
King Croc gets some screen time in the beginning and can be spotted among the general Gotham rogue ensemble
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Are there snakes?
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CorbinTerry
there is a gag about snake clowns after before the credits, saying they are coming for gothom city. however, it turns out batman just put afro wigs on snakes.
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Are there sharks?
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Anonymous
There is also shark-repellent
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Are there bugs?
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CorbinTerry
There is a villian themed after bugs named "killer moth"
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Assault
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jdpamv
It’s implied that Catwoman is hit by Batman offscreen during the gag where he’s hitting all the villains to make Joker jealous. All of them are defenseless in this context but it’s also not played seriously.
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Is someone drugged?
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Is there pedophilia?
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jdpamv
A vague joke about it when Batman says that Dick (implicitly a teen) isn’t his son and Barbara says that it’s weirder if he isn’t.
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Anonymous
Batman swims underwater but he is not restrained at all, and his breathing is never a point of distress
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Is rape mentioned?
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Anonymous
Lots of cartoon fighting but nothing in a “bully” way
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Anonymous
Batman is very briefly held by vines, we see Mr. Freeze use his ice gun to freeze people in place, Batman is restrained by magic, also many characters are held against their will in Arkham/the Phantom zone (I’m not sure if this counts or goes here; we see Medusa but we never see any stone people or any shots of her turning people to stone)
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Is someone sexually assaulted?
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Anonymous
By another person:
-(in the scene at Jim Gordon’s retirement party) Joker shushes Batman by putting a lego-hand to his mouth, but it’s more of a sassy-finger-to-mouth thing than full-hand-silencing

Just in general:
-there are multiple times characters have their mouths covered intentionally by an item of clothing, and multiple characters with masks/armor/etc over their mouthes
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Bodily Harm
Is there shaving/cutting?
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Anonymous
-Riddler pulls a guys arm off but it’s very non-violent, the lego arm just pops out (no blood, no pained scream, nothing)
-Sometimes their lego hands pop out of the arms a little bit (but that’s just squash and strech style animation applied cleverly for legos)
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Anonymous
A man’s arm is stolen but it’s not gore-y or even painful, just blood-less cartoon lego shenanigans
Characters do also have heads/hands turn, or take of their hair, but again, just legos being lego-y
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Anonymous
It’s arguable that there aren’t even throats
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Does someone struggle to breathe?
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Anonymous
Their lego heads kinda wiggle along, and they do remove their hairpieces, but purely as cartoon legos. Nothing in the realm of decapitation
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Is there cannibalism?
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RowanOakley
Worth noting that Killer Croc gets a cameo, and in many of the comics he's a cannibalistic serial killer.
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Is someone crushed to death?
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Is someone choked?
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jdpamv
Nobody is confirmed to die from the lava and only the cat (who is okay) is burned.
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Is someone buried alive?
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Is there body horror?
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Is there amputation?
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LaynePinky
Well, occasionally, their little lego heads pop off for a second.
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Does a head get squashed?
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Anonymous
There might be fight scenes where someone’s leg is vaguely kicked/punched, but there is nothing specific to the Achilles Tendon. It is not made clear if lego people actually have Achilles Tendons to begin with
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Is there a hanging?
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Anonymous
Batman goes underwater at some point (holding his breath) to diffuse a bomb, but he is not shown to be in any peticular discomfort about it, and the holding of his breath under water at no point endangers him
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Is there genital trauma/mutilation?
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Anonymous
A few unnamed goons may be knocked out or thrown across the room but it’s all harmless cartoon violence, there is nothing directly centered around anyone becoming unconscious from anything
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Does someone break a bone?
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Does someone have a seizure?
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CorbinTerry
In the credits, The Joker plays the guitar with his teeth for some reason, after which some of his teeth have fallen out
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CorbinTerry
Lego characters dont even have fingers or toes
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Is someone tortured?
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Anonymous
Addressing another comment here, Joker does not “mentally torture” Batman at Wayne manor, he just does a villain monolouge
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Anonymous
Batman flops up the stairs angrily, but he’s in control of his body, it’s a choice
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LaynePinky
A character nearly falls, but are saved.
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Anonymous
Sauron (evil giant fire eye from the lord of the rings) dies from a fireball blast to the eye/head/face but also he doesn’t have like, skin or blood or anything, cause he’s Sauron, the evil giant fire eye from the lord of the rings, so.. ehhh
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Is someone stabbed?
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jdpamv
LEGO movies and games never have and never will have excessive gore. The only scene of "dismemberment" is when Riddler cuts a guy's arm off, which isn't even onscreen (just the car crash that creates the force of it) and there's no blood.
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Children
Is an infant abducted?
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Does a kid die?
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cornixregina
No children die
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Anonymous
A minor is in their underwear but in a completely childish cartoon manner (no children are sexualized)
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Creepy Crawly
Are there bedbugs?
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Death
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Anonymous
Some characters attempt to sacrifice themselves for others however no one is really hurt and everyone is ultimately saved in the end

At one point Alfred and Robin are both in peril and Alfred tells Batman to help Robin, however Alfred is then ultimately saved as well

Batmans has several moments where he attempts to sarcfice himself to push away his family, but the larger theme of the movie is that this is bad (and his attempts are unsuccessful)
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SiRenfield
I wouldn’t quite count that since that was off screen and I wouldn’t call them “major characters” per say
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Anonymous
Sauron (from lord of the rings) is accidentally killed
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Does someone die?
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Anonymous
-Batmans parents (offscreen)
-Robins parents (offscreen)
-The eye of Sauron (onscreen but very cartoonish)
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Disability
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Is the r-slur used?
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Drugs/Alcohol
Does someone overdose?
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Family
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Anonymous
Batman and Dick Graysons parents (both happen offscreen)
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Does a parent die?
18 supporters
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NotYourMemily
Well, not On Camera, but Batman's parents are definitely dead.
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jdpamv
Everything in the movie aside from the water and air is LEGO and some stuff is destroyed but it doesn't belong to a kid and can be put back together.
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Is someone kidnapped?
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15
Does someone cheat?
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16
Fear
Are there ghosts?
9 supporters
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thunderzizi
Gentleman Ghost is in this movie, if only as a background character.
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Are there jump scares?
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23
Is there a shower scene?
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cornixregina
no natural water
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Are there clowns?
11 supporters
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Pikkles
There is a gag bit about Snakeclowns" and after the film you see some, it is meant to be comical but it definitely looks like a clown. In addition the main villain of this film is "The Joker" who looks like a clown.
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Is someone possessed?
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Anonymous
If lego brick bumps brother you then definitely skip but otherwise not really
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Are there razors?
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Are there mannequins?
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Gross
Does someone vomit?
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cornixregina
There's lava that "sp***" from a character towards the beginning of the 3rd act of the film. Visually seen but sounds more like a roar. Could be triggering if not expecting it.
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jdpamv
Robin claims to have wet himself after getting scared.
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Is there farting?
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Anonymous
There is a brief Bat-suit Robin tries on (during the montage of him testing outfits) called “silent but deadly” with a green gas type spray as it’s weapon
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Is someone eaten?
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Mousestar369
In one of the scenes Batman is seen eating Lobster Thermador. Everything involved is made of Lego, but the implication is there.
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Is there on-screen pooping?
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Does someone spit?
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cornixregina
No spitting
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Is there audio gore?
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Large-scale Violence
Are there 9/11 depictions?
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Law Enforcement
Is there copaganda?
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SiRenfield
Ehhh kind of. Since Barbara Gordon/Batgirl is a major character who is a police officer (and the new commissioner no less) and the overall depiction of the police is pretty positive overall (what with how it’s a superhero movie that’s about crime fighting). And while the plan to sort of make Batman an official agent of theirs doesn’t really go through, he’s presumably on good terms with them by the end
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Anonymous
An important plot point is all of Batman’s villains (minus Harley Quinn) being sent to Arkham Asylum (basically a large prison/jail) there are also multiple scenes in/around Arkham, and Batman & Robin are briefly arrested
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LGBTQ+
Are there transphobic slurs?
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Yes
0
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4
Is there deadnaming or birthnaming?
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Is there bisexual cheating?
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Is an LGBT+ person outed?
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Loss
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Anonymous
In the fortress of solitude, Batman carelessly tosses some artifacts of Superman over his shoulder (stated to be irreplaceable crystals containing his father’s knowledge of Krypton) shattering them (although it’s worth noting that this is done comedically)
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Medical
Is electro-therapy used?
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Are needles/syringes used?
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MellanyEverwood
Several scenes take place in 'Arkham Asylum, although it is depicted more like a jail than an asylum
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Is there a hospital scene?
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Is there menstruation?
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4
Does someone have cancer?
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20
Mental Health
0
Anonymous
No one is diagnosed with anything or displays specific traits meant to signify a mental illness
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Does someone self harm?
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1
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jdpamv
Autism isn’t misrepresented.
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SiRenfield
Surprisingly mental illness doesn’t factor too much with the Joker or any of the other rogues. Even Arkham Asylum is more on the “prison” end of the scale
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Is there D.I.D. misrepresentation?
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5
Is there autism specific abuse?
36 supporters
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Anonymous
Lego Joker at one point is okay with everyone in the city dying (including him) because it will prove he was right, however it is not framed as a suicidal action, and his tone is sad about dying, clearly preferring that he live. Gotham being destroyed is not a direct attempt at suicide but more a side effect of his larger goal. Additionally (non-major spoilers that you probably guessed based on this movies rating) nobody dies, and Joker is talked into helping save the city immediately after his line about dying
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Anonymous
Occasional comedic 4th wall breaks and comedic cartoon nonsense, but the reality overall is pretty solid
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Anonymous
Some characters definitely throw tantrums but no meltdowns (assuming this trigger is referring to like autism meltdowns)
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Is there misophonia?
34 supporters
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RamenDestroyer
There is a crunching noise when Batman is eating, but I'm not sure if it really counts.
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Are there anxiety attacks?
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15
Is there ABA therapy?
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Anonymous
“At least if this city dies, I’ll die knowing I’m your greatest enemy. I’m gonna have to die to know it!” (Make of that what you will) (tone-wise, Joker is sad about it)
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Anonymous
Batman talks a lot about his body and how much he works out but it’s more of a vanity thing
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Is there body dysmorphia?
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Is there a claustrophobic scene?
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18
Does someone have an eating disorder?
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16
Yes
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Does someone suffer from PTSD?
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Noxious
Yes
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0
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Anonymous
After the opening fight (and right after Batman lets Joker go) he swims underwater to diffuse a bomb (although he doesn’t show any issue with holding his breath)
If you want to skip it: look away after “you mean nothing to me- no one does” and come back when you hear a click and cheering (he disables the bomb/cuts the black wire)
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Anonymous
Joker crashes a party but the explosions aren’t terribly loud compared to the rest of the film (and it’s fairly broadcasted)
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Is there shakey cam?
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Does a baby cry?
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9
Is there screaming?
12 supporters
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Anonymous
No specific shots of just a person screaming, but definitely some miscellaneous “gah!”s & “ahh!”s Also general crowd screaming (and cheering)
(Although if this is a noise concern: audio levels are very well balanced, if your device is at a good volume for you normally, you shouldn’t really need to adjust at any point)
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Pantalones
The worst language is "sucks."
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Pantalones
During the climatic battle there are many flashing lights/explosions. Various flying crafts shoot lasers. The Eye of Sauron shoots light beams and explodes when hit by a blast from a sea monster. There are also flashing lights in the Phantom Zone scenes. A character who looks like a lego brick has flashing lights on its body.
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Paranoia
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Anonymous
Batman watches Joker in Arkham, however it is implied Joker has some awareness of Batman’s actions/location as during Batmans watch he is baited by a trap the Joker set
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Anonymous
"Black. All important movies start with a black screen." Batman comments on the opening logos/title sequence.
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Pregnancy
Is a baby stillborn?
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9
Does someone miscarry?
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18
Are there babies or unborn children?
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7
Is there childbirth?
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Are there abortions?
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18
Does a pregnant person die?
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16
Prejudice
Are there homophobic slurs?
38 supporters
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0
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15
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jdpamv
“Crazy” and “diseased lunatic” are said and Arkham Asylum is present (albeit not in the typically abusive context) but other than that no.
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Are there usages of the n-word?
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14
Yes
0
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13
Are there "Man in a dress" jokes?
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9
Yes
3
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bellaswanemotiongenerator234
he doesn't die but batman and joker almost do
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Are there fat jokes?
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14
Is there aphobia?
16 supporters
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7
Is a minority is misrepresented?
22 supporters
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7
Does the black guy die first?
17 supporters
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17
Is there hate speech?
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Race
Is there blackface?
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Relationships
Yes
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jdpamv
A vague joke about it when Batman says that Dick (implicitly a teen) isn’t his son and Barbara says that it’s weirder if he isn’t. Batman also has a thing for Barbara and he’s 70+ years old but the latter detail is more of a comedic oversight than anything else.
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Religious
Is religion discussed?
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Anonymous
A character says “heck-hole”
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Sex
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7
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Anonymous
There are definitely comedic moments of characters in underwear, but no outright nudity, also they are legos
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7
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Anonymous
Ivy accidentally kisses some penguins but she’s not into it
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Does someone lose their virginity?
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5
Is someone sexually objectified?
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7
Are there incestuous relationships?
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ProfessorProcyon
Mild innuendo: A character named Richard says that kids his age tend to call him Dick, and another character tells him that kids can be cruel.
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Is there BDSM?
20 supporters
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Anonymous
Multiple characters do have specific histories with bdsm abilities/aesthetics (Catwoman, Ivy, Wonder Woman) but that would require extensive knowledge of comic book lore, and even then you’d need to be making your own interpretation on side characters who have maybe 5 lines combined
tldr: not unless you’re REAAALY trying
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Sexism
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Anonymous
Batman has the whole “I don’t feel any sadness or pain because I’m batman! Nyehhh” but his whole arc is about growing emotionally, also it’s just cause he’s Batman and his parents are dead, not cause like he’s a guy
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Sickness
Is someone terminally ill?
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4
Does someone have a stroke?
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Anonymous
There’s some rouges in the background that (in wider cannon) have chronic illnesses, but that requires *extensive* Batman knowledge, and seeing them for like, the five seconds they’re on screen
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Is there dementia/Alzheimer's?
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Social
Are there fat suits?
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Is someone homeless?
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4
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Anonymous
Batman kinda falls into despair when he realizes he needs people but that’s more of an identity crisis than an existential one
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Are there anti-abortion themes?
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Spoiler
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CassetteMeower
Santa doesn’t appear at all in the movie
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Anonymous
There’s a music video with the beginning of the end credits, but that’s right after the movie. No post credit scene
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Does it have a sad ending?
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Vehicular
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Pantalones
Brief tire screech when Batman slams on the brakes to avoid hitting an old lady.
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Does a car crash?
18 supporters
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Jadespade
Bat Mobile crashes into stuff. At one point Batman speeds before abruptly stopping to avoid hitting someone and Robin, who isn't wearing a seatbelt, falls out of his seat and hits the dashboard.
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Does a plane crash?
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Lego_Lover
No substantial damage happens, and it’s only done for comedic effect.
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Violence
Does someone drown?
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CassetteMeower
Batman goes underwater for a bit, but he’s fine
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Is there blood/gore?
52 supporters
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CassetteMeower
No blood or gore is seen at all since they’re legos. But legos may lose limbs, which can be reattached.
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jdpamv
An explosive destroys a power plant and nearly a city but the blast is not a nuclear one.
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rosieisla
There is a lot of cartoon gun violence. The guns & ammo are made of lego and only make spoken "pew" sounds, but they are used throughout the film.
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