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There is talk of people having sex with animals.

A 20-30 second conversation of penises (within the context of circumcision) takes place. A character suggests people eat them and use them as earplugs and such.

Two characters talk about kissing each other.

A character says hitler has 4 balls.

Rosie casually knees Captain Klensedorf in the groin. He falls down to the floor cupping himself, in visible agony, while she condescends to him apathetically.

There are several scenes of violence toward a rabbit.

At the end many soldiers are shot and blood squirts out

A a knife bounces off of a tree and stabs into a kids leg.

During a scene of two teams of kids fighting, one stands with a big rock over his head. The captain tells him "Now, finish him" to which an off-screen child on the ground cries out "Don't, no, no!" before the first kid throws the rock down with a loud thud. The scene is quick and no blood or gore is shown, though murder is heavily implied.

One f-word (spoken by a child but very humorous in tone), several s-words, uses of ass, goddamn, hell, etc. - a number of which are spoken by children.

The main character JoJo says penis a few times. He also referenced Jewish boys being circumcised.

At the beginning, Klensedorf uses the term "tittie-gropers" while addressing a large audience of children.

6 uses of "shit". 1 paired with "bull".

The name of Jesus is abused 3 times, two as muttered exclamations by side characters, and once literally screamed by the protagonist.

Fake Hitler offers Jojo cigarettes a couple times but Jojo refuses.

Some drinking by some main characters.

Numerous scenes of Nazis speaking degradingly of Jews. Though meant to be caricatures of comically terrible people, some of these remarks might be seen as offensive to more sensitive viewers.

A rabbit is killed.

Despite the film's sense of humor, this film shows us the horrors of war, and the depictions of these atrocities are highly realistic, which could be upsetting for some.

A child has a mental breakdown and stabs someone.

As the film goes on, imaginary Hitler gets angrier and more hostile like the actual Hitler. It's surprisingly affective, given Jojo's journey through the movie shows just how inhuman Nazis and their ideals were but he still feels that deep rooted indoctrination of the Nazi regime.