Parents Guide for
Bee Movie (2007)

After Adam tells Barry's parents that the latter has been making out with Vanessa (making that up), Barry's uncle says that he dated a cricket once and her crazy legs kept him up all night. A lawyer in the court refers to Barry and Vanessa having sex, although nothing is directly spoken. There is a mention that a hive's queen is a drag queen. There's bestiality.

We see a test bee equipped with a helmet subjected to a test, where a human-sized, rolled up magazine, flyswatter and shoe whack or stomp down on him, followed by bug spraying blasting him (he's knocked around, but okay).

Vanessa stabs herself with a fork when Barry first talks to her because she thinks she is dreaming (the viwere doesn't see any blood or anything).

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Barry views the humans as enslaving bees in hives, smoking them into submission (with mechanical smokers, and getting them hooked on the nicotine in that smoke), and then stealing and selling their honey.

A bug says, "Moose blood! Blows your head off!" (He may be relating blood to a liquid drug.)

Younger kids may worry about Adam after he stings Montgomery (since such stings often mean the bee's death), and Adam looks sick in the hospital, but is okay later (albeit with a plastic kid's toy sword in place of his now missing stinger).

Small children may also be frightened by one scene where Winnie the Pooh is shot by tranquilizers for stealing the bees' honey.