Sing 2
This colorful, music-packed sequel follows Buster Moon and his troupe as they hustle to put on a big show in a glitzy city, facing a bullying wolf mogul along the way. It is warm and fun at its core, though the villain's threats and a few peril-heavy scenes push it a step beyond the gentlest animated fare.
Great for kids around 5 and up who loved the first Sing; very sensitive little ones may want a preview of the villain scenes first.
If you’d rather skip
Characters sneak into a powerful mogul's corporate offices; the villain's intimidating presence is established here and may set a tense tone for younger viewers.
The villain tries to throw the main character off the top of a tall building; the scene is tense and occurs twice in the film's climax, though Buster is rescued both times.
A reclusive rock star opens up about missing his late wife, a gentle moment that invites a natural conversation about grief and love at home.