Common Sense Note
Parents need to know that this 1960 Disney movie includes frequent battles against pirates and wildlife. Although there's no bloodshed, the violence looks real. The pirates who attack the family appear as Asian stereotypes. Animal lovers will dislike the way the youngest child captures wild animals to keep for himself.
Sexual
Content
Brothers joke about their desire of seeing women again. A young couple kisses.
Violence
Pirates attack and threaten; the Robinsons fight back with a variety of homemade weapons. There are sword fights and cannons fired. Although there's no bloodshed, the violence looks real. Also, two brothers fuming with jealousy fight over the same girl. And, the Robinsons feud for survival when wild animals frequently attack: a boa-constructor, a tiger, and sharks.
Language
Not applicable
Social
Behavior
Strong messages about simplicity: If you're surrounded by the people who matter the most, material goods are no longer important. Hard work, creativity, and teamwork are also valued.
Consumerism
Not applicable
Drugs / Tobacco /
Alcohol
Father and sons sit around a table and share wine. The youngest son (about 10 years old) is allowed to take a sip from his father's glass.