Step Up: All In (2014) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?
Age Rating, Sex, Violence & Language
All-stars from previous installments convene in glittering Las Vegas, battling for a victory that could define their dreams and their careers.
Rated PG-13 • 2014 • 1h 52m
A group of dancers from past installments reunites in Las Vegas to compete in a high-stakes television dance competition. While rated PG-13, the film is generally appropriate for ages 12 and up, though parents should be aware of frequent suggestive dancing, revealing costumes, and some profanity. Aside from these elements and minor scuffles, the content focuses on positive themes of teamwork and professional ambition.
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Is Step Up: All In appropriate for kids?
A group of dancers from past installments reunites in Las Vegas to compete in a high-stakes television dance competition. While rated PG-13, the film is generally appropriate for ages 12 and up, though parents should be aware of frequent suggestive dancing, revealing costumes… Read more — free account
Content severity in Step Up: All In
What happens in Step Up: All In, moment by moment
- 0:35 ♥ Sex & Nudity 6/10
- 0:46 💬 Language 6/10
- 1:26 🔥 Mature Themes 3/10
Sex and nudity in Step Up: All In
The film features moderate suggestive content, primarily through choreographed dance routines involving sensual hip-thrusting, body contact, and grinding. Female characters frequently wear revealing performance attire, such as midriff-baring tops and short shorts, and there are several passionate kisses between the leads. Occasional verbal innuendo and flirting are present throughout the competition setting.
Violence and gore in Step Up: All In
Violence is minimal and limited to brief, minor physical scuffles during moments of tension between rival dance crews. There are no scenes of graphic injury or weapons, though characters sometimes posturing aggressively during 'battle' sequences. The physical intensity is largely confined to the high-energy, athletic demands of the dance choreography.
Language in Step Up: All In
Moderate profanity occurs throughout the dialogue, consistent with its PG-13 rating and urban setting. Viewers will hear frequent uses of 's-t,' 'ass,' 'hell,' and 'damn,' along with occasional insults exchanged between competitors. The language is generally used to express frustration or rivalry rather than targeted harassment.
Drugs, alcohol, and smoking in Step Up: All In
Substance use is mild and mostly relegated to the background of the Las Vegas nightlife setting. Characters are seen in clubs and lounges where alcohol is present, and some secondary characters are occasionally shown holding drinks or partying. There is no depiction of illegal drug use or excessive, glamorized intoxication among the main protagonists.
Mature themes in Step Up: All In
Teamwork, ambition, and friendship. A franchise-capping dance spectacle; the sensuality suits tweens and up.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Step Up: All In appropriate for kids?
Bontent's parent guide suggests Step Up: All In is best for ages 12+. It's rated PG-13. A group of dancers from past installments reunites in Las Vegas to compete in a high-stakes television dance competition. While rated PG-13, the film is generally appropriate for ages 12 and up, though parents should be…
What age rating does Step Up: All In have?
Step Up: All In is officially rated PG-13. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 12+.
What is Step Up: All In about?
A group of dancers from past installments reunites in Las Vegas to compete in a high-stakes television dance competition. While rated PG-13, the film is generally appropriate for ages 12 and up, though parents should be aware of frequent suggestive dancing, revealing costumes, and some profanity. Aside from these…
Is there sex or nudity in Step Up: All In?
The film features moderate suggestive content, primarily through choreographed dance routines involving sensual hip-thrusting, body contact, and grinding. Female characters frequently wear revealing performance attire, such as midriff-baring tops and short…
How violent is Step Up: All In?
Violence is minimal and limited to brief, minor physical scuffles during moments of tension between rival dance crews. There are no scenes of graphic injury or weapons, though characters sometimes posturing aggressively during 'battle' sequences. The physical…
Is the language in Step Up: All In appropriate for kids?
Moderate profanity occurs throughout the dialogue, consistent with its PG-13 rating and urban setting. Viewers will hear frequent uses of 's-t,' 'ass,' 'hell,' and 'damn,' along with occasional insults exchanged between competitors. The language is generally…
Are drugs, alcohol, or smoking shown in Step Up: All In?
Substance use is mild and mostly relegated to the background of the Las Vegas nightlife setting. Characters are seen in clubs and lounges where alcohol is present, and some secondary characters are occasionally shown holding drinks or partying. There is no…
What mature themes appear in Step Up: All In?
Teamwork, ambition, and friendship. A franchise-capping dance spectacle; the sensuality suits tweens and up.
How long is Step Up: All In?
Step Up: All In runs 112 minutes, directed by Trish Sie, released in 2014.
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