Parents Guide for
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005)

As children rush and swarm around a Wonka Bar display situated around a dressed mannequin (seen in sped-up motion), they leave the mannequin in just some lingerie (from their furious grabbing at the candy bars, but nothing explicit is seen).

Willy Wonka's glass elevator flies upward toward the glass ceiling, gaining speed as it goes (and eventually blasts out, but everyone inside is okay). Once hitting its highest point, it then starts to fall rapidly back toward the ground and eventually crashes through Charlie's house, causing some property damage (but no one is harmed).

At least 1 hell.

In addition, one of Charlie's relatives apparently cusses as another relative holds her hands over Charlie's ears so that he can't hear what's said (we don't either).

None.

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Various old-fashioned mechanical toy figures of children (seen as part of an introductory bit to the factory) suddenly catch on fire (and the sight of a few of them engulfed in flames -- and melting, with one's eye falling out -- might be unsettling to some younger kids). From a distance, we later see the puppet hospital and burn center. Violet's transformation could scare young viewers.