Parents Guide for
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2005) More at IMDb Pro »

The White Witch shows some cleavage in an overhead shot looking down on her.

A wolf bites down onto a beaver and holds him there (but he's later okay). Moments later, a big chunk of ice crashes down into the river, sending a huge wave that engulfs the kids, beavers and wolves. The latter are washed away, and the beavers are fine in the water, while the kids hold onto Peter and his sword that's jammed into the one piece of ice on which they're standing.

We see the sisters up in a tree, with wolves below them (and one jumping and snapping at their feet). Peter then comes to their rescue and draws his sword, but has never encountered anything like this before. The main wolf is menacing toward him and another prepares to jump on him, but Aslan jumps on it, pinning it to the ground and then allows Peter to fight his fight. The first wolf then charges and jumps at Peter who raises his sword to defend himself. In doing so, he ends up stabbing the wolf, killing it.

A bull creature knocks Aslan to the ground and other creatures grab and tie up the lion. They then cut his mane, drag him across the stone platform, up some stairs and leave him on the altar for the White Witch. She then raises her knife and jabs it down, killing him (we don't see the impact, but do see the results on his face -- pain and then his death -- while we also see that the sisters have witnessed the entire incident from afar and are quite upset about it). After everyone else has left, the sisters go up to his body, but it's too late to do anything. As they then prepare to leave, a loud sound startles them, and when they turn, the stone altar has broken apart and Aslan's body is nowhere to be found. He then approaches them, fully alive, having been resurrected by greater powers and is completely okay after that.

A professor smokes a pipe twice (we see him stuffing tobacco into it in one scene).

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