Highest-grossing G-rated movie

The most success movie with a Motion Picture Association (MPA) rating of G, signifying its suitability for a general audience, is Toy Story 4 (USA, 2019), with a global box-office gross of $1,073,394,813 (£822.1 million) during its worldwide release between 20/21 June and 5 December 2019.

The rating system devised by the USA's MPA (prior to 2019, the Motion Picture Association of America, or MPAA) is a voluntary and non-legally enforced guide to movies released in the USA, and a G rating is defined as "All ages admitted. Nothing that would offend parents for viewing by children." As a universal rating, G is the widest category, with other ratings of PG ("Parental Guidance"), PG-13 ("Parents Strongly Cautioned"), R ("Restricted", with under 17s requiring an accompanying adult) and NC-17 ("Adults Only", with no admittance to anyone under 17).

According to The-Numbers.com, the highest grossing movies in each band are, as of 14 November 2020:

• G – Toy Story 4 (USA, 2019) – $1.073 billion
• PG – The Lion King (USA, 2019) –$1.654 billion
• PG-13 – Avengers: Endgame (USA, 2019) – $2.797 billion
• R – Joker (USA, 2019) –$1.072 billion
• NC-17 –Se jie (China/USA, 2007) –$65.167 million