The PAW Patrol Movie in 2021 is noteworthy for being Paramount's first live action feature length film to be Rated G by the MPAA in 15 years, all whilst under the current stricter system of the MPAA where since 2010 G Rated Films have hardly been a thing these days, to which point the 2010s only had about 22 or 24 feature length films rated as such. This seems to make sense with something like a PAW Patrol film however as it's based off a Nick Jr. series, but that wasn't the case with the sequel where it was instead Rated PG, probably due to what's in it that wouldn't even meet the standards of Nick Jr.. Hopefully the same won't be said with the upcoming 3rd film, if so then it would be only the 2nd time this happened where a G Rated film has a PG Rated successor, so not only is it a priority for Toy Story 5 to be Rated G despite how things are with the MPAA right now, but also the 3rd PAW Patrol film with whatever it has to offer to point of hopefully being more so in line with the first film then the second.