Bring the Soul: The Movie (2019) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Bring the Soul: The Movie is best for ages 9+. It's rated PG. Primarily a concert film and documentary, "Bring the Soul: The Movie" follows the K-pop group BTS on their "Love Yourself" world tour. Its unrated status belies content that is equivalent to a PG rating; its focus is on…

Bring the Soul: The Movie is officially rated PG. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 9+.

Primarily a concert film and documentary, "Bring the Soul: The Movie" follows the K-pop group BTS on their "Love Yourself" world tour. Its unrated status belies content that is equivalent to a PG rating; its focus is on themes of pressure, exhaustion, and the emotional toll of fame. Parents should be aware of scenes…

None. There is no sexual content, dialogue, or innuendo in the film.

None. There is no violence. The film includes discussions and depictions of performance-related injuries (a foot injury, a sore throat), but these are not the result of violence.

Language is very mild. There is one reported use of the word "shit" in English during a casual conversation among the members. Otherwise, the language is entirely clean.

There are a few scenes of moderate social drinking. The members are shown sharing wine and other alcoholic beverages over meals, particularly during a rooftop dinner conversation.

The primary content of the film is thematic. It explores the physical and mental exhaustion that comes with a global tour, the pressure to perform perfectly, and the emotional vulnerability of the members. It also heavily emphasizes teamwork, friendship, and…

Bring the Soul: The Movie runs 105 minutes, directed by Park Jun-soo, released in 2019.

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