The MPAA gave Disney’s 1998 animated film Mulan a PG rating.
The rating reflects action violence and some thematic material within the story. Mulan includes military conflict, battles, explosions, the destruction caused by the Huns, and a heroine who disguises herself to enter the army. The rating still places the film within a family-oriented theatrical category.
PG is often confused with G, which indicates that the rating organization found no material likely to offend younger children. PG-13 is a stronger advisory category and was not the rating assigned to Mulan. Rating systems also differ internationally, so other countries may use different classifications.
The MPAA rating applies to the United States release. It does not describe the film’s historical accuracy or indicate that every country used the same age guidance.