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    Ant-Man and the Wasp-Kids’ Movie Review

    Scott Lang/Ant-Man (Paul Rudd) broke the superhero rules and is suffering the consequence. He is under house arrest because he tried to help out Captain America. Meanwhile Scott’s former associates Hope VanDyne/Wasp (Evangeline Lilly) and her father, Hank Pym (Michael Douglas) desperately need Scott to put on his Ant-Man suit and team up with Wasp to protect the world from a new and powerful villain. Ant-Man and the Wasp is Marvel’s sequel to Ant-Man.

     

     

     

     

    Rating: 3 and 1/2 out of 5 popcorn buckets
    Release Date:     October 16 , 2018
    MPAA Rating:     PG13
    Best Age Group:     11+
    Sexual Content:     Mild
    Violent/Disturbing Content:     Excessive
    Crude or Profane Language:     Moderate
    Drug and Alcohol Content:     Mild
    Will Kids Like It?     Yes

     

     

    Talking Points:

    Sexual Content: Mild

    • We see flirting.
    • We see a couple kiss.
    • We see a male character in the bathtub from his waist up.

    Violent/Disturbing Content: Mild

    • There is a lot of sci/fi violence. There are crashes, destruction chase scenes and fights!
    • Character’s use guns, knives, pots and pans and other weapons.
    • Giant ants attack people.
    • There are a few disturbing scenes where a mother leaves her daughter and dies.

    Crude or Profane Language: Moderate

    • “A–,” “sh-t,” “h-ll,” “bulls–t,” and “goddammit.”

    Drug and Alcohol Content: Mild

    • We see character’s drinking wine.
    • A character drugged and kidnapped.

    Will Kids Like It? Yes

    Overall this is a fun, action packed superhero film. Parents need to be aware of the action violence, though not as much as the previous Marvel films.

     

     

     

    Tag-Kids’ Movie Review

    “Tag…you’re it.” Tag is a popular American game that kids typically play at recess or with their neighborhood friends. Adults sometimes play as well.  Tag is a true story about five childhood friends, now in their forty’s, who declare May as their month to play tag. They love the game, but more importantly they’ve maintained their friendships as they’ve played for thirty years. However, one of the guys, Jerry, has never been caught which really irritates the other four. So they make it their goal to tag Jerry at his wedding. This story is so unbelievable that when a reporter hears about these guys she follows them and publishes the story in the Wall Street Journal. Now we’re it!!!

     

     

     

     

    Rating: 3 out of 5 popcorn buckets
    Release Date:     August 28, 2018
    MPAA Rating:     R
    Best Age Group:     16+
    Sexual Content:     Moderate
    Violent/Disturbing Content:     Mild
    Crude or Profane Language:     Excessive
    Drug and Alcohol Content:     Moderate
    Will Kids Like It?     Yes

     

     

     

    Talking Points:

    Sexual Content: Moderate

    • There are sexual references regarding oral sex, masturbation and affairs.
    • Jokes about male and female body parts.
    • We see a character’s butt while only wearing a thong.

    Violent/Disturbing Content: Mild

    • Slapstick violence. Friends punching and pushing each other while playing tag.
    • Chase scenes, character’s crash through doors, windows, and jump from third story buildings.

    Crude or Profane Language: Excessive

    • We hear the f-word repeatedly throughout the film. We also hear “sh-t,’ “b–ch,” and  “d–n.

    Drug and Alcohol Content: Moderate

    • Character’s smoke marijuana joints and bongs.
    • We see character’s drinking alcohol, though no one is shown drunk.

    Will Kids Like It? Yes

    Overall this is a fun and entertaining film. Having said that this is an R rated film so kids under 17 must be accompanied by an adult. Parents need to be aware of the excessive profane language throughout the film.

     

    Incredibles 2-Kids’ Movie Review

    Our favorite superhero family is back! Bob/Mr. Incredible (voice by Craig T. Nelson), Helen/Elastigirl (Holly Hunter) and their three kids; Violet (Sarah Vowell), Dash (Huck Milner) and baby Jack-Jack (Eli Fucile). In this film Elastigirl is sent on a special mission and is separated from the family. Reluctantly, Mr. Incredible stays home and takes care of the family duties, while Elastigirl is hard at work. Initially things don’t go very well when Mr. Incredible discovers Jack-Jack’s unique super powers, Dash’s difficulty with math homework, and Violet’s love life problems. However, when the family and Frozone (Samel L. Jackson) realize that a mysterious villain is in town, they must reunite to use their powers and work together to save the world.

     

     

     

     

     

    Rating: 4 out of 5 popcorn buckets
    Release Date:     November 6, 2018
    MPAA Rating:     PG
    Best Age Group:     8+
    Sexual Content:     Mild
    Violent/Disturbing Content:     Moderate
    Crude or Profane Language:     Moderate
    Drug and Alcohol Content:     Mild
    Will Kids Like It?     Yes

     

     

    Talking Points:

    Sexual Content: Mild

    • A married couple kiss a few times.
    • Teens flirt.

    Violent/Disturbing Content: Moderate

    • There are several superhero action scenes.The villain, named Screenslaver, hypnotizes and controls people.
    • The superhero family use their powers to save others in their city.
    • Jack-Jack, the baby in the family, has a fight with a raccoon.
    • Jack-Jack uses his newly found powers as he clones himself, becomes inflamed,  shoots laser beams out of his eyes, and turns into a demon.
    • There is a flashback to an armed robbery which may scare young kids.

    Crude or Profane Language: Moderate

    • We hear “h-ll,” “damned,” and “what the…”

    Drug and Alcohol Content: Mild

    • We see characters drinking cocktails.

    Will Kids Like It? Yes

    • I interviewed kids ages 8 to 18 who all loved the film. A few girls said they could see it again.

    Overall this is a fun and entertaining film for the whole family. Depending on the child, Incredibles 2 appropriate for kids ages 8 and up.

    Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom-Kids’ Movie Review

    Owen Grady (Chris Pratt) and Claire Dearing (Bryce Dallas Howard) are back three years after the destruction of the Jurassic World theme park. When they discover that a volcano is predicted to erupt on the island where the park was located, they return to that island and try and save the remaining dinosaurs. While on their trip they encounter a precarious situation which threatens the world.

     

     

     

     

    Rating: 3.5 out of 5 popcorn buckets
    Release Date:     September 18, 2018
    MPAA Rating:     PG13
    Best Age Group:     13+
    Sexual Content:     Mild
    Violent/Disturbing Content:     Excessive
    Crude or Profane Language:     Moderate
    Drug and Alcohol Content:     Mild
    Will Kids Like It?     Yes

     

     

    Talking Points:

    Sexual Content: Mild

    • A couple kiss passionately.

    Violent/Disturbing Content: Excessive

    • There are a lot of intense and scary scenes throughout the film. Character’s are eaten, dismembered and torn apart by dinosaurs.
    • One scene shows a dinosaur attempting to kill a young girl.
    • There are bloody fights between the dinosaurs.
    • Humans are shown using tranquilizer guns and automatic guns.


    Crude or Profane Language:     Moderate

    • We hear “sh-t,” “h—,” “b–ch,” “d–n, “a–hole, and “b–tard.”

    Drug and Alcohol Content: Mild

    • We see characters drinking beer.

    Will Kids Like It? Yes

    • I interviewed some pre-teens who liked the movie and saw the first as well.

    Overall this is an intense, action packed film. Depending on the child this is appropriate for kids ages 13 and up. Younger viewers may be scared of the violent scenes and frightening creatures.

     

     

     

     

    Ocean’s 8- Kids’ Movie Review

    She’s been in prison for five years and is planning the biggest jewelry heist in American history! As soon as Debbie Ocean (Sandra Bullock), who’s Danny Ocean’s younger sister – from the Ocean’s Eleven trilogy, is released from prison she immediately reconnects with her partner in crime, Lou (Cate Blanchett). Debbie’s goal is to steal a Cartier diamond necklace worth $150.00 million from actress Daphne Kluger (Anne Hathaway). The actress will be wearing the gorgeous necklace at the Met’s annual Costume Gala in Manhattan. Since this will be a difficult crime, Debbie and Lou recruit a group of unique woman to help them, as they meticulously plan to pull off the most audacious heist of the century!

     

     

     

     

    Rating: 4 out of 5 popcorn buckets
    Release Date:     September 11, 2018
    MPAA Rating:     PG13
    Best Age Group:     13+
    Sexual Content:     Mild
    Violent/Disturbing Content:     Mild
    Crude or Profane Language:     Moderate
    Drug and Alcohol Content:     Moderate
    Will Kids Like It?     Yes

     

     

    Talking Points:

    Sexual Content: Mild

    • There is flirting and kissing.
    • A woman, who’s wearing lingerie, handcuffs her shirtless partner to the bed and seduces him.

    Violent/Disturbing Content: Mild

    • A female character threatens her ex with a knife that she uses to tear off a button on his shirt.

    Crude or Profane Language: Moderate

    • We hear the f-word, “sh-t,” and  “a–.”

    Drug and Alcohol Content: Moderate

    • Character’s drink beer, mixed drinks, champagne and wine.
    • A character smokes pot a couple of times.

    Will Kids Like It? Yes

    Overall this is a fun and entertaining film which will most likely appeal to pre-teens and teens.

     

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