This article looks at the PG-rated movies that are expected to arrive on Netflix in 2025. Many families and viewers like to find movies that are fun and safe for children but still interesting for older kids and adults.
PG movies (which stand for “Parental Guidance”) are a great middle ground. They usually include light action, mild humor, or some themes that parents might want to explain, but they are still suitable for most children.
Netflix releases a lot of new content every year, so it can be hard to keep track of which movies are family-friendly.
This guide gathers early information about PG-rated movies based on official Netflix announcements, news articles, and rating sources.
Keep in mind that some release dates and ratings may still change closer to the actual premieres.
What Does a PG Rating Mean?
The PG (Parental Guidance) rating is given by the Motion Picture Association (MPA). It means that some parts of the movie might not be suitable for very young children, and parents may want to watch the movie first or explain things to their kids. A PG movie may have:
- Mild language
- Some action or danger
- Rude or silly humor
- Slightly scary scenes
- Themes that older kids can understand
Unlike G-rated movies, which are made for all ages (even toddlers), PG films are often aimed at school-aged kids and families.
Confirmed PG-Rated Movies on Netflix 2025
Here are some Netflix original movies coming in 2025 that have a confirmed PG rating:
KPop Demon Hunters
- Genre: Animated, Action, Comedy
- Release Date: June 20, 2025
- Rating: PG for action/violence, scary images, thematic elements, some suggestive material, and brief language
- About: A K-pop girl group balances fame and fighting demons in this stylish action-comedy.
The Twits
- Genre: Animated, Comedy
- Release Date: June 13, 2025
- Rating: PG for rude humor and action
- About: Based on the Roald Dahl book, this movie follows the mischievous Mr. and Mrs. Twit as they try to outsmart their enemies.
Plankton: The Movie
- Genre: Animated, Comedy
- Release Date: March 7, 2025
- Rating: TV-PG (equivalent to PG) for mild animated violence, crude humor, and some scary scenes
- About: The popular “SpongeBob” villain gets his own movie, packed with underwater action and slapstick comedy.
In Your Dreams
- Genre: Animated, Adventure, Fantasy
- Release Date: Expected November 2025
- Rating: PG for thematic content, scary images, action/peril, and some rude humor
- About: A pair of siblings go on a magical journey through dreams to rescue their missing parents.
The Sea Beast 2
- Genre: Animated, Action, Fantasy
- Release Date: Expected 2025
- Rating: Not officially confirmed, but expected to be PG (like the first film)
- About: A follow-up to the hit Netflix movie, continuing the story of monster hunters and sea adventures.
More Possible PG Movies Still Awaiting Ratings
Netflix has also announced some other animated or family-focused movies that could be rated PG, but we don’t yet have official confirmation:
- Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie – Based on the preschool series, this movie might lean more toward G but could receive a PG if magical or spooky elements are added.
- Pookoo – A buddy comedy about a woodland creature and a majestic bird who switch places. Depending on the tone, it could be PG.
- Untitled Netflix Animated Projects – Several films from creators like Don Bluth, Paul Briggs, and Charlie Bean are in development, but without confirmed titles, plots, or ratings.
Conclusion
Netflix has many exciting PG-rated movies coming in 2025, especially for families who enjoy animated adventures and funny, light-hearted stories. While some films may include a bit of action, rude humor, or scary moments, they are generally safe for school-aged kids with a bit of parental guidance.
Some of the most anticipated PG-rated titles include In Your Dreams, The Twits, KPop Demon Hunters, and Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl. Families looking for safe and entertaining movies will have several strong choices on Netflix next year.
As more movies are officially rated and announced, this list will grow. Keep an eye on updates from Netflix and film ratings websites to stay in the loop.