PG

A PG rated film, in the United States, means persons of all ages are admitted, but parental guidance is suggested for children. Parents should decide if the children should see the movie or recommend parental guidance. Films with this rating can have some violence, mild language, and brief nudity. It means: Parental Guidance Suggested - Some Material May Not Be Suitable for Children.
The rating was introduced in 1972, replacing the GP rating that was introduced in 1970, which in turn replaced the M rating (introduced in 1968).
Antz is the first computer-animated film to be rated PG, while The Black Cauldron is the first Disney animated film to also receive the rating.
Equivalent to: TV Parental Guidelines' TV-Y7-FV and TV-PG ratings and ESRB's E10+ ratin