George of the Jungle 2

The film has a pervasive, slapstick violence that is cartoonish and without injury (cartoon stars literally appear often after each incident) and a few instances of crude humor mixed in with violence. A recurring gag includes George's head getting hit by coconuts or slammed into trees, but there is never so much as a bump or bruise shown. Guns appear in several scenes and are pulled on people but never shot. An animated kangaroo hops on two women's heads until they are both buried waist-deep in the ground. In a final scene, animal dung and/or flatulence is used frequently as a weapon -- thrown, lit on fire, catapulted, and shown coated on faces.

The film contains some innuendo and kissing, largely comedic. George appears for most of the film in only a loin cloth; Ursula is in a midriff-baring dress. In one scene, there is the suggestion of sex having happened the night before, with a shot of a couple waking up, embracing, as if from a night of passion. There's a brief scene with a handful of women lounging by a pool in bathing suits, but it is not suggestive. A scene includes a reference to Play Ape Magazine, a joke referencing Playboy that may be lost on most kids. In a handful of scenes a man and woman kiss on the mouth briefly, then more passionately. A man takes turn kissing a handful of women, and a woman goes off with an ape with romantic implications. An ape kisses a woman, which grosses her out.

Minor insults, such as "idiot," are used throughout, but no profanity.

Alcohol appears but is never shown being consumed. At a poker game, a group of men are seated with what appears to be a mixed drink at each man's side. In another scene, adults are served champagne at a magic show.