Mufasa - what age?

[Anonymous]

Are there scary parts? What age do you think is appropriate? Thanks!

[Anonymous]

[quote=Anonymous]Are there scary parts? What age do you think is appropriate? Thanks![/quote]

Saw it today and thought many parts were terrifying. I would say 6th grade and higher

[Anonymous]

Yikes. Ok. Thanks a lot.

[Anonymous]

I went with a group of 2nd graders (boys) and they liked it. No one thought it was too scary.

[Anonymous]

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are there scary parts? What age do you think is appropriate? Thanks![/quote]

Saw it today and thought many parts were terrifying. I would say 6th grade and higher[/quote]

Uh, what?

If you kids are ok with the original lion king, they will be ok with this one.

[Anonymous]

Disney can sometimes be scary and sad to small kids. Dumbo made me cry my eyes out as a kid. Just talk to your kids.

[Anonymous]

My 9yo is extremely sensitive but went to see it with DH, and neither of them mentioned any really scary parts.

[Anonymous]

My husband took my 8 and 5 year old the other day. Nobody mentioned anything about it being scary.

[Anonymous]

I would probably say 5 and up.

[Anonymous]

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are there scary parts? What age do you think is appropriate? Thanks![/quote]

Saw it today and thought many parts were terrifying. I would say 6th grade and higher[/quote]

This has to be a joke. lol.

[Anonymous]

Depends on kid. Some parts were disturbing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Depends on kid. Some parts were disturbing.

Like what?

[Anonymous]

We took my nearly 4 year old who loved it. She thought the original lion king was scarier. To be honest though, I think she didn’t realize what was fully happening in the ‘scary’ parts.

[Anonymous]

Saw it with my 5th grade boy. I thought that some parts were scary and afterwards, he told me it was scary at that part. The movie really focuses on being scared of water which I don’t think it great for kids.