The Pirates: The Last Royal Treasure (2022) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests The Pirates: The Last Royal Treasure is best for ages 13+. It's rated 15. This Korean swashbuckling action-comedy follows a group of pirates and bandits on a high-seas search for lost gold. The film's unrated status belies content that aligns with a PG-13 rating, stemming almost entirely from…

The Pirates: The Last Royal Treasure is officially rated 15. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 13+.

This Korean swashbuckling action-comedy follows a group of pirates and bandits on a high-seas search for lost gold. The film's unrated status belies content that aligns with a PG-13 rating, stemming almost entirely from frequent, stylized action violence. Viewers can expect large-scale battles with sword fighting…

No sexual content or nudity is present in the film.

Contains frequent but stylized and largely bloodless action violence. Scenes include large-scale ship-to-ship battles with cannon fire, extensive sword duels, and hand-to-hand combat. Characters are often in peril, held at swordpoint, caught in explosions…

Language is mild and infrequent. Some insults and exclamations may be used by the pirates during moments of frustration or in battle, but there is no pervasive or strong profanity reported.

No substance use is depicted. Characters are not shown drinking alcohol, smoking, or using drugs.

The primary themes involve greed, betrayal, and the consequences of disloyalty as characters clash over the treasure. There are also recurring moments of mortal peril, with characters facing storms at sea, nearly drowning, and sacrificing themselves for…

The Pirates: The Last Royal Treasure runs 126 minutes, directed by Kim Joung-hoon, released in 2022.

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