Parents Guide for
The Prince of Egypt (1998)

Being bathed by several villagers, Moses comments on them having washed every inch of his body, but then surprisingly reacts to them finding one more place. We then briefly see him embarrassedly standing there with a small cloth/towel covering his groin area until a robe is put around him.

A guard repeatedly whips an older man. Moses races to his rescue, but accidentally knocks the guard off a very high scaffolding and he falls to his death (we hear more than see the impact below).

None.

None, but various characters, including Rameses, drink liquid from goblets that could be alcoholic, but we never know either way.

A prolonged scene where the plague (in the form of a ghostly, whitish vapor) comes from the sky, wisps in and around the Egyptian and Hebrew homes, and apparently kills many people (we hear the last gasp from several victims and see a young arm fall lifelessly to the ground) may be very scary or unsettling to younger kids.

The new Pharoah carries his young dead son and lays him down. The Jews run from the Egyptians. The water rushes back and kills the soldiers.