Age Rating of Enchanted (2007): Parents Guide (7 Big Things)
With the new sequel coming out on Disney+ (Disenchanted), your family might want to check out the 2007 original, Enchanted. Your kids might be asking if they can see this one. The star power is there! But can they? What is the true age rating of Enchanted (2007)? Can your kids watch this one? We’re coving the 7 big things parents need to know about the age rating for Enchanted in this parents guide.
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About Enchanted
A young maiden in a land called Andalasia, who is prepared to be wed, is sent away to New York City by an evil Queen, where she falls in love with a lawyer.
Starring Amy Adams, Patrick Dempsey, Idina Menzel, and James Marsden.
Watch the Enchanted trailer here.
Age Rating of Enchanted: Parents Guide (7 Big Things)
It’s a super cute story and stars some of our favorite actors.
Can your kids watch this one? What is the age rating of Enchanted?
This parent’s guide will help you decide if your family can handle the seven big issues with movies and shows: mature topics, gore, violence, language, sex, romance, and nudity. We’ll also give the age rating of Enchanted and age-appropriate recommendations.
Language
There’s not too much language to worry about in Enchanted.
We did hear “oh my g-d,” however.
And despite the internet rumors, there is NOT an F-Bomb in this movie.
There is a scene with a bus that sounds a lot like it- but if you really listen, you will clearly hear the person say, “Get that BUS out of here!”
Age Rating of Enchanted: Is It Safe For Kids When It Comes To Sex, Romance, and Nudity?
There are some lines of dialogue that could be concerning to some parents.
As a fairytale, there are romances going on in various stages.
While no sex or nudity is shown in Enchanted, there are suggestions of intimate relationships that play out.
One scene has the Princess in a shower where the animals help wrap her in a towel after a man walks in on her. She falls on top of him in an accidental move.
Nothing sexual happens or is seen.
There are a few kisses and hand-holding occur.
A child makes a comment that boys are only after one thing and a woman suggests a man is looking for more “adult girl time.”
There is a shot where a man’s crotch is zoomed in on and a chipmunk emerges from his pants.
Violence and Gore: Is Enchanted Too Scary For Kids Under 8?
There are some fight scenes and scary elements in Enchanted.
Most are done in a fairytale trope kind of way, but there are a few intense moments.
A woman turns into a dragon and threatens to kill an entire room of people.
The dragon takes someone captive and almost pushes a woman off a building.
Swords are also used as weapons. There is no gore, however, in Enchanted.
A chipmunk character goes through some things; though he is ultimately unharmed, he is put in constant peril.
Is Enchanted Ok For Kids: Mature Topics
Some mature topics also include divorced single fathers and their dating scene.
Kids may have strong feelings about this if they are in a similar situation.
Characters are seen drinking in a bar.
Age Rating: What Ages Can Really Watch This One?
Enchanted is rated PG for scary images and mild innuendo.
Parents Guide: Is Appropriate For Kids Under 8?
We think Disney’s Enchanted is safe for kids 8 and up, potentially for as young as 6 and up.
It doesn’t have a lot of sexual content (and what is there would likey skip over most young kid’s heads) and the violence is on par with most Disney animated films.
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Patty Holliday is a parent movie reviewer, writer, and podcaster living in the Washington, DC area. Her goal is to bridge the gap between casual fandom and picky critic with parent movie and television reviews. As a lifelong fangirl and pop culture connoisseur, she’s been creating online since 2009. You can find her work at No-Guilt Disney.com, No-Guilt Fangirl.com, No-Guilt Life, and as host of the top-rated No-Guilt Disney Podcast.
