Common Sense Note
Parents need to know that the filmmakers have minimized the predator-prey relationships in this 3D nature documentary: Even though there's vivid evidence of the food chain at work, those few scenes are presented gently, as part of a natural process. Similarly, the mating behavior that's shown is treated with simple respect. It's worth noting that since the experience of watching a 3D movie brings images very close to your eyes, small children may need some introduction to the concept before watching.
Sexual
Content
Only as it apples to the mating and reproduction of cuttlefish.
Violence
Although big fish eat little fish and turtles eat jellyfish, the filmmakers don't dwell on the cruel or gory aspects of nature.
Language
Not applicable
Social
Behavior
Paints a clear picture of a complex issue for children by offering a gently cautionary look at the effects of climate change and global warming, with references to specific endangered sea creatures.
Consumerism
Not applicable
Drugs / Tobacco /
Alcohol
Not applicable