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Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire

Parents guide · ClearAge age 13+ · Official M

Movie 2024 115 min Action, Adventure, Science Fiction Checked by Dan S · 30 Sep 2026
Official Rating M ClearAge 13+

What we flagged

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Violence
Moderate
Frightening
Moderate
Language
Mild

Our take

City-sized titan battles and some scary creature designs come wrapped in nothing worse than mild language. Younger kids who love monsters might still find the roaring, crushing scenes a lot to take in. Mid-tweens who already know their way around kaiju movies land right in the sweet spot.

Uplifting themes

When a bigger threat shows up, old rivals join forces, and the film gives a simple cheer for loyalty across species. Underneath all the noise sit friendship and courage. The messages are broad and happy to keep things uncomplicated The human allies stay by Kong and keep an eye on Jia even as the world comes apart around them. The heroes listen and share the screen with the monsters without much grandstanding. Their care for one another still comes through under all the spectacle

Story (may spoil tone)

Following their explosive showdown, Godzilla and Kong must reunite against a colossal undiscovered threat hidden within our world, challenging their very existence – and our own.

What we flagged

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Violence
Moderate
Frightening
Moderate
Language
Mild

Details

Violence Moderate Across long battle scenes the titans swap crunching blows, energy blast…

Across long battle scenes the titans swap crunching blows, energy blasts, bites, and even weaponised bones. Cities and jungles catch plenty of collateral damage along the way. The brawling is pure fantasy, and it is loud and near-constant

Language Mild The human characters toss out the s-word, p-word, arse, damn, and hell…

The human characters toss out the s-word, p-word, arse, damn, and hell here and there. Those lines stay fairly rare across the whole runtime. It never builds into a wall of foul language

Frightening Moderate Giant monster roars echo through cities and the caverns of Hollow Earth…

Giant monster roars echo through cities and the caverns of Hollow Earth, and there are a few genuine jump scares. Humans dart about beneath collapsing rubble and across strange alien landscapes. The adventurous spirit holds up even once the scale turns enormous

Child peril / abuse Mild Jia heads into dangerous underground territory alongside Kong and meets…

Jia heads into dangerous underground territory alongside Kong and meets the monster chaos right there with the adults. She stays at the heart of the adventure the whole way. The danger around her is real on screen, but graphic harm to her never actually happens

Gore / death / weapons Mild During the monster fights you catch green creature blood, sliced-up rem…

During the monster fights you catch green creature blood, sliced-up remains, and a quick row of severed ape heads. At one point a human body shows up in bloodied water, kept at a distance. It is grim for a moment before the spectacle rolls onward

Flashing lights We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.

We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.

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Talk after watching

  • What makes Kong and Godzilla choose to fight together instead of only for themselves?
  • How do the human characters help without pretending they can outmuscle titans?