Top Cat: The Movie (2011) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Top Cat: The Movie is best for ages 6+. It's rated PG. Top Cat: The Movie is an animated feature following the iconic feline and his alley-cat gang as they face off against a corrupt new police official named Strickland. The film is rated PG primarily for mild rude humor…

Top Cat: The Movie is officially rated PG. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 6+.

Top Cat: The Movie is an animated feature following the iconic feline and his alley-cat gang as they face off against a corrupt new police official named Strickland. The film is rated PG primarily for mild rude humor, slapstick action sequences, and brief moments of tense robot-themed conflict. Parents should be aware…

There is light, suggestive humor including a brief moment where a waiter's pants are accidentally pulled down and a scene featuring a character partially unclothed after a mud bath.

The film features mild, stylized cartoon violence. Scenes include characters being hit in the groin, a gorilla briefly roughing up the cats, characters getting electrocuted, and various robots exploding during the climactic confrontation.

There is no strong language present in the film.

There is no drug, alcohol, or smoking content in the film.

The story centers on themes of corruption, unjust imprisonment, and the struggle against a surveillance-heavy society. While handled with a light, animated tone, these elements involve characters being wrongfully incarcerated and citizens living under an…

Top Cat: The Movie runs 90 minutes, directed by Alberto Mar, released in 2011.

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