Partysaurus Rex (2012) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Partysaurus Rex is best for ages 3+. It's rated G. In the animated short Partysaurus Rex, the insecure dinosaur Rex finds his voice by hosting a rowdy bathtub rave for his fellow bath toys. The film is rated G and contains no problematic content beyond mild…

Partysaurus Rex is officially rated G. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 3+.

In the animated short Partysaurus Rex, the insecure dinosaur Rex finds his voice by hosting a rowdy bathtub rave for his fellow bath toys. The film is rated G and contains no problematic content beyond mild, slapstick-style peril involving water play. Parents should note the inclusion of brief house-music sequences…

There is no sexual content.

There is no real violence. Slapstick-style cartoon sequences depict bath toys getting caught in a large, overflowing wave of water.

Language is limited to very mild insults like 'partypooper', which is used in a teasing context.

There is no substance use.

The film touches on themes of social exclusion and the desire to be accepted by peers, as Rex seeks to shed his reputation for being a 'partypooper.'

Partysaurus Rex runs 7 minutes, directed by Mark A. Walsh, released in 2012.

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