Common Sense Note

Parents need to know that this movie is rife with bathroom humor involving toilets, poop, farts, spit, snot, and underwear. Younger kids will laugh at the obvious stuff and won't get the edgier humor aimed at older audiences. That said, some little ones might find the hunting-themed images -- guns, deer strapped to the front of trucks, hunters swarming the woods for fresh meat -- a bit disturbing. On the plus side, the movie might encourage older kids to put themselves in Boog's paws and consider what life is like outside their own neighborhood.

Sexual Content

Double entendres involving sex, flirting.

Violence

A truck gets blown up with a propane gas tank; running gag about rabbits being abused (tossed about, thrown against windows); a character has acorns fired at him; wild scene involving characters going over a waterfall; slapstick violence throughout.

Language

"Butt," "bummer," "hairless pink pahookey."

Social Behavior

Characters break into a convenience store and binge on junk food; characters laugh at others' misfortunes; lots of bathroom humor involving toilets, butts, farts, spit, snot, underwear, and defecating. On the plus side, the main characters develop self reliance and self respect over the course of the movie, which also has messages about friendship, loyalty, and finding peace in a violent world.

Consumerism

Chevy trucks, Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy, candy items.

Drugs / Tobacco / Alcohol

Boog is tempted by candy; characters are shown "high" on sugar and coffee ("It's like freedom in a cup!"); some smoking and drinking among characters.