No Time to Spy: A Loud House Movie

Gran-Gran is a skilled secret agent spy, breaking age and gender stereotypes. Her boss is a strong Black woman. Lincoln's best friend Clyde has gay dads but they aren't allotted much screen time. All characters in the family are White and the sisters' personalities are one-dimensional, leaning into tropes like science nerd, comic relief, dark and depressed. Characters eventually learn to appreciate their differences/unique abilities. Villains are judged based on physical appearance.

Classic cartoon violence, including fistfights, heavy objects dropping on characters, and falls from great heights. Lead characters are often in danger, chased by henchmen on foot, motorbikes, and cars. These henchmen use laser weapons. Lincoln gets hit by a tranquilizer dart. One villain has a hammer for a hand and hits people with it. Lincoln and Gran-Gran fall off a cliff. The siblings bicker a lot and there are running gags where kids accidentally break things or hurt the same side character repeatedly. In one scene, a driver isn't looking at the road and runs over pedestrians. The sisters have specially designed weapons, including explosive flower petals. In the movie's climax, Lincoln decides to sacrifice himself by separating from his family, which may upset some viewers. It briefly appears that a character has died, and another character makes a joke about bringing coffins.

Grandpa and Gran-Gran are engaged and act lovey-dovey to each other. In a scene where Gran-Gran pretends to sleep, Grandpa says she needs energy for their "cuddle under the stars." During the wedding ceremony, they share a smooch. In a fight, Grandama removes the henchmen's cargo shorts, revealing his underwear. A side character "likes" a photo of themselves nearly kissing a man on social media.

Many bathroom jokes. Mild language such as "dang," "dang it!," and variations of "butt," "kicking butt," "butt in." "Dumb" is used as an insult.

Lincoln uses playful language to make an order at the hotel bar. The bartender hands him ice cream but uses cocktail shakers to prepare it. Characters claim they bought drinks for Gran-Gran in her bachelorette party. Multiple characters are seen holding cocktail glasses or drinking from coconut shells. While doing karaoke, a character claims the robot has had enough of singing, to which he responds, "I can stop whenever I want." In the credits, the robot is shown in a pose mimicking a drunk man holding a can of oil.