Bee Movie

The beehive has a good mix of male and female workers, and Vanessa has a large and important role. But some females are judged for their appearance -- a queen bee is called "a man in women's clothes" -- and characters with larger body sizes are joked about. Some characters are Jewish (well, the bee equivalent "Beeish"), but there's not much racial/ethnic diversity. Some jokes make light of racism (Barry calls Bees "honey slaves to the White man" and is accused of playing "the species card").

Barry imagines Vanessa crashing and blowing up. He also has a terrifying flight across Manhattan in which he's almost killed several times. People repeatedly try to kill bugs, and Barry runs across some dead bug bodies. Bees in a honey farm are gassed with smoke by beekeepers. Some humans are held at gunpoint for their honey, and a woman is held down by police and says "I can't breathe." Barry and Vanessa talk about a "suicide pact."

Barry daydreams about Vanessa in a romantic way; he and Vanessa spend a lot of time together, but they never have more than an interspecies friendship. Mild innuendo such as "shacking up with a grasshopper," jokes about bees flirting with their cousins, and interspecies dating ​​(Barry is called Vanessa's "little bedbug").

A mosquito makes a joke about lawyers being blood-sucking parasites. Barry talks about how "crazy" things are and how he feels "psychotic."

A passerby's unpleasant cigarette smoke inspires Barry's defense in his legal case. Billowing smoke from beekeepers' smoke guns is described as having nicotine and tar and making bees "forcibly addicted."