There's only one real kiss (and some flirting).
Language is infrequent (occasional use of "damn" and "Jesus!" and one "holy sh-" that's cut off before completion). People are eaten, torn to shreds, trampled, and severely injured. And there are lots of intense scenes of sustained terror, suspense, and peril, including a prolonged sequence in which a very scary genetically modified dinosaur tracks and tries to kill a young girl.
Although the action no longer takes place inside a tourist-filled dinosaur theme park, there's still a large body count (mostly armed mercenaries and billionaire moguls). Parents need to know that Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is just as violent and terrifying as its predecessor, 2015's Jurassic World.
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