Very little flagged.
All Dogs Go to Heaven scores 50 on the ScoutScore, which is Tame. Very little flagged. FilmScout maps 22 flagged scenes and 2 marked caution.
A ScoutScore is a living number. We re-check movies against the source and raise or lower it when we find something the first pass missed, so a score you see today can differ from one you saw last month.
| Heads up | 20 |
| Caution | 2 |
Flagged for scary and dark with violence and action.
| Scary and dark | 34% |
| Violence and action | 31% |
| Themes | 30% |
| Sexual content | none flagged |
| Substances | 4% |
| Language | 1% |
| All flagged content | 100% |
| AU | G |
| CA | G |
| GB | U |
| US | G |
“Charlie spends much of the film pretending to be Anne-Marie's friend while actually using her for his own gain. When he finally tells the truth about his feelings at the end, it costs him everything - and earns him something greater. What do you think changed in Charlie, and what made that change so hard to make?”
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Every scene above is timed. The FilmScout app listens to the movie and taps you 30 seconds before each one, so you can skip it, mute it, or talk it through. Free to start on iPhone.
Download for iPhoneAll Dogs Go to Heaven scores 50 on FilmScout's ScoutScore, which places it in the Tame tier. Very little flagged. FilmScout has mapped 22 flagged scenes in it, covering theme, action, scary content. The right answer depends on your child, which is why FilmScout shows you the scenes instead of giving a verdict.
50, which is the Tame tier. The ScoutScore is driven by the intensity of a movie's heaviest moments rather than how many it has.
All Dogs Go to Heaven is rated G in the United States. Ratings differ by country: AU G, CA G, GB U, US G. A letter rating stamps a whole movie at once, so FilmScout scores it scene by scene instead.