Parents guide

The main character is arguing with her mom and says that she likes boys, loud music and gyrating. However, the main character stated that she is thirteen and deal with it.

The song "Bootylicous" by Destiny's child is heard in the background of Tyler's birthday party.

Abby says that her parents assume 4*Town as stripper music.

Mei Lee's mother confronts a store clerk after assuming he made advances on her daughter. She later calls him a degenerate.

One of Mei Lee's friends says that people have been calling her a pervert after drawings she made of herself kissing boys are plastered around school

Almost constant discussion of teen crushes and boys. Most in a tame middle school way.

A female character bends over and gyrates her behind in a provocative manner to spite someone.

Priya is very briefly seen dancing suggestively with a goth girl while at Tyler's party.

When Mei Lee is wearing her pajamas, we see her bare thighs and feet.

Mei puts on a twerking show to distract her giant red panda mom.

Whilst watching a Cantonese soap opera with Mei, Ming remarks that the bride to be would "probably stab her husband on their wedding night".

Mei Lai use her panda arm and throw a ball at a boy's head but it miss and breaks a window instead. No one was hurt.

A young girl throws a dodgeball at a tween boy out of hatred/anger but ends up breaking a window.

There's lot of name calling, such as "dork", "butthead", etc.

On a few occasions, characters say/text messages "OMG", but they didn't use extend the phrase.

"Crap" is used 3 times.

One comedic character uses the word "jerkface" .

In a convenience store, a woman mentions "doing drugs all day" while confronting the clerk about her daughter.

Medicines are implied as a cure for the Red bear curse.

In a dramatic scene, a girl who has transformed into a panda attacks a boy who insults her. The incident leaves the boy scared, crying and with minor injuries, including a slash on his cheek that draws blood.

A girl has a frightening dream with everything red in colour, and she rolls in bed, terrified.

A boy verbally bullies a girl in his class.

The main character in the beginning was often in peril (for example when she was falling from stairs, the girl was almost ran over by a car, then leaving severe damage from the traffic behind.)

This movie may be an analogy of people with mental disabilities, such as ADHD/autism, because of her turning into a red panda/animal is what people usually think of her when she acts out/shows signs.

None/Mild for neurodivergent viewers.

The dream may be frightening.

Some very bright visuals may overstimulate some viewers.

For older kids/tweens and up.