The PG-13 rating is a classification assigned by the Motion Picture Association (MPA) to films that may contain material unsuitable for children under 13. This rating indicates that parents are strongly cautioned to provide guidance, as the content may include moderate violence, some sexual content, or strong language. Movies with a PG-13 rating can appeal to a wide audience, including teenagers and adults. While they are generally considered appropriate for older children, parents are encouraged to review the film's content to determine if it aligns with their family's values and comfort levels.