Glee: The Concert Movie (2011) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Glee: The Concert Movie is best for ages 11+. It's rated PG. This concert film documents the 2011 "Glee Live!" tour, capturing both song performances and the personal stories of fans. The film earns its PG rating for thematic elements and sensuality. While violence is absent…

Glee: The Concert Movie is officially rated PG. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 11+.

This concert film documents the 2011 "Glee Live!" tour, capturing both song performances and the personal stories of fans. The film earns its PG rating for thematic elements and sensuality. While violence is absent, parents should be aware of some suggestive content, including provocative costumes and choreography…

Contains moderate sensuality and innuendo. One performance, "I'm A Slave 4 U," features suggestive, sexualized dance moves and revealing, S&M-inspired costuming. Other moments include flirtatious choreography, some verbal innuendo (e.g., a joke about breasts…

There is no violence or gore depicted in this film. The content consists entirely of musical performances and interviews.

Language is very mild. The MPAA rating notes "brief language," but there are no reported instances of strong profanity. Any language used is minor and in line with a PG rating.

There are infrequent, brief verbal references to consuming alcohol. No characters are shown drinking, smoking, or using any substances on screen.

The film includes mature thematic elements, discussed with restraint in interview segments with fans. One young man talks about being outed as gay and ostracized at school, while a young woman discusses her experiences living with Asperger's syndrome. The…

Glee: The Concert Movie runs 84 minutes, directed by Kevin Tancharoen, released in 2011.

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