Notable flagged moments. Look over the scenes before you watch.
Avengers: Endgame scores 73 on the ScoutScore, which is Bold. Notable flagged moments. Look over the scenes before you watch. FilmScout maps 32 flagged scenes and 2 worth skipping.
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What FilmScout flagged
Heads up
26
Caution
4
Skip
2
Content map
How the scenes we flagged in this movie divide up by kind. These are shares of what was flagged, not a level, and not a promise about anything we did not flag: a movie with very little flagged content can still be 80% one kind.
Flagged for violence and action with themes.
Scary and dark
3%
Violence and action
43%
Themes
39%
Sexual content
none flagged
Substances
3%
Language
12%
All flagged content
100%
Direction is the kind of content flagged. Reach is the ScoutScore, which is how much there is: green at the centre, yellow, orange, then red at the dotted line, which is 100. The scale has no ceiling, so a shape can cross it.
Scenes FilmScout flagged
Heads up Barton family vanishes
Heads up Tony's farewell recording adrift in space
Heads up Deity exclamations throughout early scenes
Heads up Tony's farewell recording - facing death in space
Caution Avengers ambush Thanos - decapitation
Heads up Support group - living with mass loss
Heads up Scott Lang emerges and reunites with Cassie
Heads up Clint Barton's vigilante killing spree reported
Heads up Tony and Morgan's "shit" exchange
Heads up Deity and mild exclamations - middle section (begins)
Heads up Thor's depression - heavy drinking
Heads up Thor threatens online gamer - crude insults
Caution Ronin's brutal yakuza massacre in Tokyo
Heads up Deity and mild exclamations - middle section (continues)
Heads up Thor requests a Bloody Mary
Heads up Deity and mild exclamations - middle section (intensifies)
Heads up 2012 Battle of New York - Chitauri chaos
Heads up Thor's panic attack - mother dies today
Heads up Deity and mild exclamations - middle section (climax)
Heads up Deity and mild exclamations - middle section (climax)
Heads up Thor and Frigga - final conversation before her death
Heads up Deity and mild exclamations - middle section (climax)
Heads up Deity and mild exclamations - middle section (climax)
Caution Vormir - sacrifice of Black Widow
Heads up Avengers mourn Natasha
Skip Final battle - Thanos vs. Avengers and armies
Caution Battle climax - women warriors and aerial bombardment
Skip Tony's final snap - Thanos army destroyed, Iron Man dies
Heads up Tony Stark's death scene
Heads up Tony's pre-recorded farewell message plays
Heads up Tony's funeral and cheeseburger mention
Heads up Cheeseburger mention - mixing meat and dairy
Where each one lands in the runtime, and alerts that arrive before it does, are in the app.
“Tony Stark spent years trying to protect the people he loved, and in the end his choice cost him everything. What do you think makes someone's sacrifice meaningful, and how do the people left behind carry that forward?”
This guide tells you before. The app tells you during.
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Avengers: Endgame scores 73 on FilmScout's ScoutScore, which places it in the Bold tier. Notable flagged moments. Look over the scenes before you watch. FilmScout has mapped 32 flagged scenes in it, covering profanity (mild), theme, action. The right answer depends on your child, which is why FilmScout shows you the scenes instead of giving a verdict.
What is the ScoutScore for Avengers: Endgame?
73, which is the Bold tier. The ScoutScore is driven by the intensity of a movie's heaviest moments rather than how many it has.
What is Avengers: Endgame rated?
Avengers: Endgame is rated PG-13 in the United States. Ratings differ by country: AU M, CA PG, GB 12A, US PG-13. A letter rating stamps a whole movie at once, so FilmScout scores it scene by scene instead.
ScoutScores are FilmScout's own scene by scene analysis and change as the catalog is rescored.
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