Wondering if Sing 2 is ok for kids? Sing 2 is rated PG for some rude humor and mild violence. Is Sing 2 kid friendly? Like its predecessor, Sing 2 is mostly kid-friendly and a lot of fun. It’s just not as good as the first one. Here’s what parents need to know in this Sing 2 Parents Guide.
Is Sing 2 Kid Friendly? Parents Guide
The popular Sing movie is back with a sequel, 5 years later. Buster Moon, and his all-star cast of performers prepare to launch their most dazzling stage extravaganza yet. Buster has big dreams and wants to debut a new show at the Crystal Tower Theater in glamorous Redshore City. However Buster pitches an idea that their new show will star rock legend Clay Calloway (Bono). However, the problem is Buster has never met Clay and Clay is the world’s most reclusive rock star. Can Buster save the show and his friendships?
Why is Sing 2 Rated PG?
Sing 2 is rated PG for some rude material, and mild peril and violence which means it may not be suitable for all kids.
Language
There is no profanity in Sing 2, but there is one word of Deity used and other words like stupid, dumb, and loser, that little kids may pick up on.
Mature Content
There is implied cartoon nudity in one scene for comedic purposes. A couple kisses.
Some mild violence where characters try to throw each other off buildings. Sing 2 includes a couple of frightening scenes which may be scary for young kids.
Is Sing 2 Appropriate for Kids Under 8?
Expect more of the same from Sing 2 as you did from Sing. While there may be a couple of scenes that may be too scary for kids, Sing 2 is mostly ok for kids ages 6 and up. Part of the appeal of Sing were covers of popular songs by animated animals with pizazz amongst the height of reality TV shows.
The music is still good and entertaining for young children, with a mix of different genres of music. However, even the improved animation couldn’t breathe new life into the same old story. However, the same old story this time around was more muddled and full of plot holes.
Sing 2 will fill a void at the box office this holiday season for family-friendly movies, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it’ll deserve the success it will probably get.
