The Bear (1988)

A baby bear is licking honey off of an adult bears lips and makes it look like the two bears are tongue kissing.

Two bears are shown mating with obvious thrusting and heavy panting.

A bear is crushed by a rockslide (bloodless).

Bear skins are shown having the flesh cut off them.

A bear is wounded by a gunshot. A close-up of the bullet hitting is shown; blood pours from the wound. The bear's fur is later shown matted in blood.

Trees and rocks are shown smeared thickly with the blood of an injured horse.

Two bears eat fish and later dig into the bloody carcass of a deer.

A pack of dogs fight with a bear. Two of them are thrown off a ledge (landings not shown), one is crushed under the bear, and another is hit by a large tumbling rock. Later, one of the dogs is shown laying next to blood-smeared rocks; its owner shoots it (off-screen) to put it out of its misery. Another one of the dogs walks into camp with a bloody and mangled leg.

A cougar viciously paws a bear cub in the nose, drawing quite a bit of blood.

Four uses of "damn" or its derivatives and one use of "by God."

A bear cub hallucinates after eating fly agaric mushrooms. Jack smokes.

The scenes mentioned in "Violence and Gore" may be intense for some, especially for children.

The bear cub has odd nightmares and hallucinations, which may bother some viewers.