Toy Story 3 (2010)

A male and a female doll rub noses together and hold hands.

A male doll dances around a female doll suggestively and they then dance together and he dips her while speaking Spanish (not translated) in a seductive tone.

In an extended sequence, several toys struggle to regain their footing after being dumped into a trash compactor at a garbage dump: they narrowly avoid being crushed by two large spinning shredders, only to be placed on the path to a giant incinerator, which is belching fireballs and black smoke and we see the dolls seeming to realize that there is no way out and fearing the worst (the toys are later seen unharmed).

A TV is dumped into a garbage dump and lands on top of a toy that is pulled out and is shown to be unconscious (he is seen to be unharmed later).

A doll is held down by several other dolls, it struggles to get free, and the other dolls unscrew a panel on the doll's back while it screams.

A toy rips the removable mouth off a shouting toy. A pigeon pecks at a makeshift toy, causing it to crumble into three pieces; it is later seen restored.

A large baby doll is shown in a threatening manner in several scenes and in one particularly creepy scene, it is shown swinging on a swing at night staring at the moon until it hears a noise behind it and its head turns around to face backward.

A toy yells at a baby doll, tells it that it was no longer wanted and rips a pendant from its hands; the doll whimpers, picks up the toy, throws it in a garbage dumpster and closes the lid.

A doll slaps another doll in the face and rips a scarf off his neck.

We see a toy with smudges and scratches on its face (resembling bruising) after what is implied to be violent questioning.

A toy falls from a kite, into a tree and hits multiple limbs before almost hitting the ground.

A dog falls on top of a toy, which struggles to free himself.

After having been played with violently, toys are shown putting themselves back together: A dinosaur is missing its tail (he finds it and re-attaches it), dolls have paint on their hair and faces, a toy has pasta and glitter glued to its back and a toy forces other toys out of a hole in its underside.

Exclamations (heck, darn), name-calling (idiot, junk, over the hill, crazy, pea brain, landfill, furry air freshener, drooling, doofus, moron, Potsie, imposter, astro-nut, liar, bully, imbecile), toys tease a male doll about being a "girl's toy."

There are no scenes of consumption or excesses.

Later on, we see a toy monkey with cymbals. The monkey may scare some viewers

As with most G-rated films aimed at kids, there's always the possibility that some scenes listed here and/or under "Violence" might be somewhat suspenseful or unsettling to the youngest of them. As always, however, that will greatly depend on a child's age, level of maturity and tolerance for such material.

The toys try to avoid falling trash, including Buzz who rescues Jessie, but throws her aside just as a TV lands on him. He then appears to be dead, but then comes to.

In a several minute sequence that's fairly intense at times, all of the toys are dumped into a landfill and then scooped up and dropped on a sorter conveyor belt.

The Sunnyside day care goes from playful to frightening.