Drake & Josh Go Hollywood (2006) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Drake & Josh Go Hollywood is best for ages 8+. It's rated PG. Drake & Josh Go Hollywood follows two stepbrothers who find themselves in deep trouble after accidentally putting their sister on the wrong flight to Los Angeles. The film features classic Nickelodeon-style physical…

Drake & Josh Go Hollywood is officially rated PG. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 8+.

Drake & Josh Go Hollywood follows two stepbrothers who find themselves in deep trouble after accidentally putting their sister on the wrong flight to Los Angeles. The film features classic Nickelodeon-style physical comedy and lighthearted hijinks, but includes scenes of kidnapping, confinement, and threats from…

None. The characters engage in lighthearted romantic pursuits typical of teen sitcoms, such as flirting or going on a date, but there is no sexual content or mature themes.

Moderate for a family film. The plot involves criminals abducting the boys, tying them up in a warehouse, and threatening to drown them. There are several scuffles, chase scenes, and instances of physical comedy involving slapstick-style brawls.

Mild, consistent with a PG sitcom. Uses infrequent mild profanity such as 'idiot' or 'shut up', along with name-calling between siblings.

None. There are no depictions of drug use, alcohol consumption, or tobacco smoking.

Moderate. Themes include kidnapping, organized crime involving counterfeit currency, and the danger of being lost in a big city. The boys face high-stakes situations that require them to outsmart dangerous adults.

Drake & Josh Go Hollywood runs 73 minutes, directed by Steve Hoefer, released in 2006.

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