Willow

The ensemble cast is made up of many racially and gender-diverse actors. Tony Revolori is of Guatemalan descent and plays a highly educated, helpful young prince. Amar Chadha-Patel is a British actor of Indian descent, and Erin Kellyman is biracial and a lesbian. A queer romance is part of the plot. Actor Warwick Davis has dwarfism, and many little people make up the community of Nelwyn, including Warwick's daughter; they're all played respectfully and given depth. Women have central roles and agency.

Lots of peril, dark fantasy imagery, and very creepy monsters, especially the Crone and her scary minions, the Gales. Frequent swordplay, intense battles (with both physical weapons and magic) against monsters, and a bloody battlefield with many dead bodies. Abrupt deaths of sympathetic supporting characters, and one implied death of a major character. Characters known as "bone reavers" wear skulls as masks. Other monsters have caged heads, decomposing flesh, and pointy, needle-like teeth. Trolls are menacing. A main character has visions of a disturbing, apocalyptic future event.

Characters kiss, make out, exchange longing looks, and talk of love. One gets a hickey that he passes off as an injury. Sexual innuendo and sex jokes that may go over younger kids' heads. For example, a character says to another that he's a "great admirer of her muffins."

Language includes "s--t," "bitch," "suck," "damn," "ass," "hell," "crap," "butt," "oh God."

One of the Brownies is known to be a big drinker.