Rim of the World (2019) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Rim of the World is best for ages 13+. It's rated PG-13. Rim of the World is a sci-fi adventure following four teenagers stranded at a summer camp during an alien invasion. The film features frequent moderate violence, recurring profanity, and intense sequences involving…

Rim of the World is officially rated PG-13. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 13+.

Rim of the World is a sci-fi adventure following four teenagers stranded at a summer camp during an alien invasion. The film features frequent moderate violence, recurring profanity, and intense sequences involving alien threats. Parents should be aware of character deaths and scenes involving weapons and physical…

There are occasional sexual references and innuendo, including jokes about sleeping together and suggestive comments made by the teenagers.

Moderate; the film contains multiple alien attacks, on-screen deaths with implied gore, and sequences where characters are threatened with weapons or physical force.

Frequent use of strong language, including multiple instances of the F-word, and various coarser terms used by the adolescent characters.

Brief; a camp counselor is shown drinking from a flask, and a protagonist is shown becoming sick after consuming the liquid.

The story deals with parental death, orphanhood, juvenile detention, and the trauma of global catastrophe.

Rim of the World runs 99 minutes, directed by McG, released in 2019.

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