Not counting the "Pirates" trilogy, what was the Walt Disney Company's first PG-13 movie?

Question

This does not take films produced and/or released by the family label, Walt Disney Pictures, into consideration, but rather those from sibling branches Touchstone, Hollywood, Miramax and Dimension.

Answer 1

Pirates of the Caribbean The Curse of the Black Pearl WAS the first PG-13 rated movie for Disney...


I had to come back and add something...One poster says Haunted Mansion was the first. It was only rated PG. Even if it were rated PG-13, it came out in November of 2003 whereas POTC was released in July of 2003 which still would have made POTC the first.

Answer 2

"Pirates" is the first movie under Disney to be PG 13

"Walt Disney Pictures makes trivial history with Wednesday's release of Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl, the first PG-13 film released under the company's banner.

Consider that all Walt Disney Pictures releases were rated G from the MPAA rating board's inception in 1968 until 1979, when The Black Hole became the studio's first PG offering. Twenty-four years later, Disney is taking another giant step away from the family-friendly reputation its founder and namesake envisioned.

But as a businessman, Walt Disney probably would have approved the idea of adapting a popular theme park ride for the movies, instead of the other way around."

Answer 3

Pg 13 Disney Movies

Answer 4

Well even after his death in the 80's and 90's there was cartoons really and then movies they do now. But to tell you the truth Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl is teh first PG-13 movie done by Disney. Sorry if you wanted a different answer but I even looked it up on the internet. Shrek isn't even PG-13 as well as it should be with all the adult humor. People just don't care what their kids watch and learn anymore. By learn I mean violence and sex even!

Answer 5

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Not counting the "Pirates" trilogy, what was the Walt Disney Company's first PG-13 movie?

Answer 6

Technically, Disney shared Pearl Harbor with Touchstone Pictures. It was rated PG-13 and it came out in 2001, two years prior to the first POTC. As far as I know Pearl Harbor was the first PG-13 movie that Disney released.

Answer 7

http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0325980/trivia

This was the first PG-13 rated Disney movie in the U.S.

Answer 8

Thats hard to answer because Disney owns so many producing companies and sub funds so many movies and has their hands on so many different projects at once you need to get more specific on whether you mean one that they dealt with in general or one that was completely theirs with the little castle and tinkerbell at the beginning and everything?

Answer 9

shrek 3?

Answer 10

haunted mansion