Parents Guide for
Pride & Prejudice (2005) More at IMDbPro »

Characters wear low-cut dresses.

We see teens and young woman in their corsets, with low-cut cleavage. In one scene, one of the young woman has a feather in her cleavage, perhaps in that time used to have men 'notice' her, though it is minor and unclear.

In one scene at a local mass, Mr. Collins (the pastor) slips up and says 'intercourse' instead of 'the intercourse of friendship'.

A reference is made to a situation where a man had a love affair with a teenage girl and afterwards refused to marry her. The teenage girl apparently turned out pregnant.

A couple of newly-weds are discussing what to call each other on certain days, and the woman makes a point to the man to call her "goddess divine, but only on very special occasions". Whether this is refering to a sexual idea, it is not clear.

None.

1 a-word

Characters drink wine at a party.

A woman is drunk, and goes around acting a goof.

Two girls (under-age by American standards, but old enough by British standards) are drunk at a ball, holding wine glasses, and are laughing and snorting.

An intense scene is when Mr. Darcy first proposes to Elizabeth. It is pouring rain and thunder is in the background. When she rejects him, an argument arises, making all seem hopeless, as the argument is very intense.