Dora, a girl who has spent most of her life exploring the jungle with her parents, now must navigate her most dangerous adventure yet: high school. Always the explorer, Dora quickly finds herself leading Boots (her best friend, a monkey), Diego, and a rag tag group of teens on an adventure to save her parents and solve the impossible mystery behind a lost Inca civilization.
This movie contains 11 potentially triggering events.
Yes, at 1:20:20, right after the line "What is that, some sort of ancient Inca group hug?", two or three spiders crawl out of a hole in the wall. It's shortly after the team line up the light reflections, and happens VERY soon after the 'group hug' line. The spiders are only shown for a few seconds.
There is a boa constrictor hanging around Dora's neck. The snake does not harm her & she's also calm while having it around her neck. She even makes a joke about it.
(Spoiler) Dora's parents are taken hostage by the villains of the movie, and she believes it's likely they might get killed if they don't do something. They turn out fine, however.
A scene where a character decides to take off all his clothes and run around. No nudity is ever fully shown except for a (cartoon) bare b**t and his chest later on.
Some "bathroom humor" on a few occasions. There is a scene where the main characters are in quicksand that makes noises not unlike a fart, and they make some jokes about this. There's another reference to a character needing to poop.
The characters have to fit through rather tight spaces in some occasions, and some other locations they're in might make some viewers feel uncomfortable in some way.
After Swiper takes the small monkey statue, the whole of Parapata begins to shake & shatter violently.
When Dora places it back, Parpata returns to its original state.
Some sexual innuendos, including a part where it is initially believed that two male scorpions are fighting but it is later revealed that it was a male and female scorpion mating.