Parents Guide for
The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (2008) Plus avec IMDbPro »

None.

Characters kiss in some scenes and characters make some suggestive (inexplicit) remarks.

Contains very frequent violence. While very little blood is depicted, even where characters would ordinarily be severely injured, the violence itself is very frequent. Modes of attack and death include shootings, stabbings, beheadings and crushings.

A man is stretched apart by four horses (the actual stretching is implied off-screen and no decapitation is depicted).

A man gets crushed between two giant gears.

A man gets decapitated by the Dragon Emperor's red-hot hand.(his decapitated head can be seen very briefly flying in the air). There is also the decapitation of a mummified horse, however its insides appear to be slimy.

Several stabbings occur throughout the movie (with only one particularly graphic instance).

At the beginning of the movie, a man throws a fishing rod only for the hook to grab his face. The scene is intended to be humorous.

A man's face is shown graphically melting off.

Contains two uses of mild language (i.e. "son of a b-tch").

Contains infreqeunt use of milder language (e.g. "b-sta-d", ass").

One chatacter owns a bar, and is seen with a glass of wine every once-in-a-while if characters are in it.

Contains frightening supernatural scenes, frequent action adventure and peril which some viewers may find impactful or disturbing.

A shape shifting mummy transforms into a number of ferocious beasts (including a demon and later, a multi-headed dragon).

Many scenes contain moments of collapsing monuments and buildings, leaving characters trapped in vulnerable situations.

Some viewers may find the CGI yetis frightening.