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Chuggington: Chug Patrol is a special children’s movie feature, which brings together four stories based on the Chuggington television series about trains. The movie includes all of the well-known Chuggington characters: Wilson (voiced by Morgan Overton), Brewster (voiced by Charlie George) and Koko (voiced by Imogen Bailey).

The four stories are all different but related. They all involve the trains getting into difficult situations and being helped and rescued by each other.

Themes

Trains lost and in danger

Violence

There is no violence in Chuggington: Chug Patrol.

Sexual references

None of concern

Alcohol, drugs and other substances

None of concern

Nudity and sexual activity

None of concern

Product placement

There is no product placement of concern in Chuggington: Chug Patrol, but plenty of associated merchandise is marketed to children.

Coarse language

None of concern

Ideas to discuss with your children

Chuggington: Chug Patrol is a collection of animated stories about the Chuggington trains, based on the television series.

In this movie, the trains find themselves in a series of different situations where they need help from each other to find their way home. The movie is likely to be of most interest to children under eight years and will probably lack interest for children over eight years. Some scenes of trains in danger might scare children under four years.

The main message from this movie is about supporting and looking out for your friends.

Values in this movie that you could reinforce with your children include believing in yourself and being brave.

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