The Swan Princess: Escape from Castle Mountain (1997) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests The Swan Princess: Escape from Castle Mountain is best for ages 6+. It's rated G. This G-rated animated sequel continues the story of Princess Odette and Prince Derek, whose anniversary is disrupted by the villainous magician Clavius. The film's rating is due to mild cartoon peril and thematic…

The Swan Princess: Escape from Castle Mountain is officially rated G. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 6+.

This G-rated animated sequel continues the story of Princess Odette and Prince Derek, whose anniversary is disrupted by the villainous magician Clavius. The film's rating is due to mild cartoon peril and thematic elements that may be intense for the youngest viewers. Key content includes multiple scenes of kidnapping…

A few chaste kisses are shared between the married protagonists, Prince Derek and Princess Odette, including one at the end of the film. There is no innuendo or other sexual content.

Contains mild cartoon peril and slapstick action throughout. The villain's minion, Knuckles, engages in acts of vandalism. Princess Odette and Queen Uberta are both kidnapped and held captive. Characters are chased, briefly trapped in a watery dungeon, and…

None. The dialogue is free of profanity.

None. No characters are shown drinking, smoking, or using illicit substances.

The film contains mild but recurring themes of peril, loss, and kidnapping. Queen Uberta and Princess Odette are both abducted. A main animal character, Jean-Bob, is thrown against a wall and appears to die, which may be upsetting for young viewers, but he is…

The Swan Princess: Escape from Castle Mountain runs 71 minutes, directed by Richard Rich, released in 1997.

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