Hanna Review
This is a story centered around a teenage girl named Hanna. Hanna is not your average teenage girl, though she looks like it. Her father, an ex-CIA agent, trained her to be a killer. She prepared her whole life for one mission, and when the time finally came to fulfill her goal, she had to travel across Europe where she learned many interesting things about her existence, and had many questions about who she really is. This is an action, thriller that had a lot of violence, with a disturbing subject matter that would not appeal to kids.
Rating: One out of five buckets.
Release Date: September 6, 2011
MPAA Rating: PG13
Best Age Group: 18+
Sexual Content: Mild
Violent Content: Excessive
Crude or Profane Language: Mild
Drugs and Alcohol Content: Mild
Talking Points:
When Hanna traveled across country with a British family, the mother of the family, tells her that trips to the countryside, “bring us closer to God.” This was a peaceful and calm scene.
There was a special bond between Hanna and her father, he taught her everything he could before she was on her own! Father’s will like that part.
I did not like this film at all, with all the violence and dark scenes, it was depressing!
Sexual Content: Mild
- Two teenagers kiss.
- It’s implied that one girl is a lesbian.
- There’s discussion about the female sexual anatomy.
Violent Content: Excessive
- Many of characters are killers, characters use knives, guns and other weapons to kill people.
- She has many fistfights, we see blood all over Hanna’s face.
- Hanna and her father also have some brutal confrontations, which I didn’t like at all.
Crude or Profane Language: Mild
- One f-word is used, and the s-word is used several times.
Drugs and Alcohol Content: Mild
- Characters drink wine.
Overall I would not recommend this film for kids or adults. I interviewed some adults after the film, all of whom thought is was boring and disturbing; not worth seeing at all.
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