Parents Guide for
National Treasure (2004) More at IMDbPro »

A man and woman change their clothes in separate stalls (No nudity). When Ben shows up at his father's door accompanied by a woman and claiming to be in trouble, Dad asks if she's pregnant. In regard to that remark, Ben later admits to Abigail, My father thinks I've been a little too cavalier in my personal life. Ben and Abigail kiss. Abigail and other women wear evening gowns that reveal cleavage (as Abigail leans over a table in one scene, the camera practically shoots down her dress). A man puts a condom over his finger (not sexually) to get a woman's thumbprint on it.

Two partially decomposed bodies and a skeleton are seen. A rickety catwalk gives way, causing a man to fall into a seemingly bottomless abyss. Ian and his men unleash frequent flurries of gunfire and threaten peoples lives, but there are no casualties. A lit flare ignites a mans sleeve. Goons temporarily disable a guard by shooting him with a taser. Ben draws blood by pricking his thumb with a knife, and later knocks a pursuer out cold. And what would a Jerry Bruckheimer-produced movie be without wild chases, explosions and cars bashing through barriers?

One exclamation of "h---." Ian uses the English profanity bloody. There are just over a half-dozen interjections of my god, oh my lord, for gods sake, etc.

A scene at a "gala" shows people drinking wine and champagne. Also, during a scene in which Ian and his men are deciphering the riddle, Shaw is briefly shown drinking a beer. One of the clues is involved using a pipe.

Numerous scenes may be very intense and/or frightening for some people because of all the action and violence.