Noelle (2019) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Noelle is best for ages 6+. It's rated G. Rated G, "Noelle" is a lighthearted Christmas comedy suitable for all ages, though its themes may resonate more with slightly older children. The film's rating is due to its near-complete absence of concerning content…

Noelle is officially rated G. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 6+.

Rated G, "Noelle" is a lighthearted Christmas comedy suitable for all ages, though its themes may resonate more with slightly older children. The film's rating is due to its near-complete absence of concerning content. The story deals with the off-screen death of a parent (Santa Claus) at the beginning, and main…

None. A character gives another character a prolonged, innocent hug, which is played for laughs.

Very mild. There is no fighting or intentional harm. In one scene, a character accidentally causes a police officer to fall over during a misunderstanding, which is treated comically.

None. There is no profanity or name-calling.

One brief, accidental instance. While in Phoenix, Noelle, unfamiliar with the human world, mistakes an alcoholic cocktail for a festive drink and takes a small sip before realizing her error.

The film contains mild thematic elements. The plot is initiated by the recent death of the former Santa (Noelle's father). Characters deal with anxiety, career pressure, and self-doubt. There are also brief mentions of divorce, and a character is briefly sent…

Noelle runs 100 minutes, directed by Marc Lawrence, released in 2019.

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