Parents Guide for
Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002) More at IMDbPro »

Once in hiding on her home planet, Padmé wears various outfits that are somewhat revealing. One shows her bare back and shoulders, another is cut low up top and shows the tops of her breasts, and a third is formfitting and accentuates her bosom (and later is ripped at the bottom to reveal her bare midriff).

People killed in air/ground combat. Light saber fights where an arm is sliced off and a man is decapitated. No blood in any of the previously mentioned due to science fiction weaponry. The only blood in the movie is when a character has three claw marks etched in her back when she is attacked by a tiger-like creature, the blood does not "gush" from her back, there are just three red claw marks.

1"damn", 1"heck"

Various characters drink what's presumably some form of alcohol in a bar/club, including Obi-Wan (who turns down an offer from an alien to buy some "death sticks" from him, but what's being offered is never exactly defined).

Anakin, Padmé and Obi-Wan end up chained to separate, tall columns in a gladiator type coliseum where three distinct and quite large monsters (that will easily frighten younger kids by their menacing and monstrous appearances) are herded toward them. One of the creatures kills a guard (biting down onto half his body) while others guards use long pole-like devices to shock the creatures and keep them moving forward.