Good kids movies in the theaters

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Anonymous wrote:Trolls?

No, I think these are genuine questions.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I took my 7 and 10 year old to Rogue One thinking it was like the last Star Wars movie and it definitely is not. Towards the end my 10 year old looked at me and said "everyone in the trailer just died". Fortunately, my 7 year old fell asleep early.

Thanks for the spoiler! Not everyone has seen the movie yet so you should have kept that part to yourself.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trolls?

No, I think these are genuine questions.

Ha. There is a movie called Trolls. Our family's reaction was meh.

[Anonymous]

My 6 and 9 year olds have seen all the other Star Wars movies at home. I saw Rogue One in the theatre with DH. We almost brought the older one and were so glad we did not. I thought this one had more violence and deaths of characters and the previews before the film were not appropriate. Very different than the last one that came out IMO.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What about Dr. Strange? Anyone seen it, is it ok for kids?

I took my 11 year old. He liked it.

[Anonymous]

I took my 6 year old to see Rogue One. He wasn't scared at all and the ending went right over his head. Had no idea about what happened. Having said that, he hasn't once mentioned the movie after we walked out of the theater. This was definitely more of a strategy movie than the others.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I took my 7 and 10 year old to Rogue One thinking it was like the last Star Wars movie and it definitely is not. Towards the end my 10 year old looked at me and said "everyone in the trailer just died". Fortunately, my 7 year old fell asleep early.

That was my 13 YO's reaction too: "How was the movie?" "Everybody died!"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I took my 7 and 10 year old to Rogue One thinking it was like the last Star Wars movie and it definitely is not. Towards the end my 10 year old looked at me and said "everyone in the trailer just died". Fortunately, my 7 year old fell asleep early.

Thanks for the spoiler! Not everyone has seen the movie yet so you should have kept that part to yourself.

+1

Thanks, a-hole.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trolls?

No, I think these are genuine questions.

lol

[Anonymous]

look at the Miracle Theater on Barracks Row. It has some second-run movies and they tend to be family-friendly.

[Anonymous]

"Trolls"

"Sing"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My Inlaws took my 6 and 9 year old. MIL and 6 year old left halfway thru. 9 yr old liked it but had the same reaction... "Everyone died."

The previews apparently were horrible violent and scary and my MIL was horrified.

+1, my husband took my 6 and 8 year old. 6 year old had to leave but my 8 year old loved it.

[Anonymous]

Sing!

Just saw this with my kids and nieces and nephews. Group of 5 kids ages 5-12 and they all loved it.

[Anonymous]

another vote for The Eagle Huntress! It's subtitled but really easy to follow, my 2nd and 3rd grader loved it. Plus the scenery is incredibly beautiful and the cultural window into that life is fascinating so for adults it is interesting too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I took my 7 and 10 year old to Rogue One thinking it was like the last Star Wars movie and it definitely is not. Towards the end my 10 year old looked at me and said "everyone in the trailer just died". Fortunately, my 7 year old fell asleep early.

Thanks for the spoiler! Not everyone has seen the movie yet so you should have kept that part to yourself.

+1

Thanks, a-hole.

Look collective dummies, this is a thread about appropriate movies for kids that are currently in theaters. It's not a discussion on the Entertainment Forum on specific movies. So it's information parents need to know if they are looking for appropriate films. Grow up.