Note: Since not all are appropriate for younger children, age recommendations are included.
Amazon: "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe"
The Dove Foundation praised the film for teaching that evil should be proactively fought against, stating, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is one of the most entertaining and inspiring fantasy/adventures for the family to hit the big screen in a long time. The website also cautioned parents, saying, Due to the lengthy battle scenes and other life-and-death issues, parents of very young children are encouraged to see the film first.
OK.com recommends the film for viewers ages 8 and older.
In theaters: "Black or White"
Common Sense Media says that although the film is flawed, it serves as a jumping-off point for discussions about tolerance, racial relations and more. The website warns parents that while language isnt very frequent in the film, it does include a single use of both the F-word and the N-word.
OK.com recommends the film for viewers ages 13 and older.
Redbox: "Million Dollar Arm"
The Dove Foundation refers to the film, which is based on a true story, as inspiring and funny, adding, This remarkable and powerful film shows that cultural walls can be broken down and perseverance pays off. The film is rated PG for mild language and some suggestive content.
OK.com recommends the film for viewers ages 13 and older.
Netflix: "The Road to El Dorado"
Parent Previews says the film is a likely magnet for young audiences and praised the film for its animation and its music by Elton John and Tim Rice. The website warns that one of the main characters is portrayed as a sensuous sidekick who is willing to enter into a physical relationship for monetary gain."
OK.com recommends the film for viewers ages 8 and older.
Amazon Prime: "Anastasia"
MovieGuide.org says the film tells the romantic story of the lone surviving heir to the Romanov throne and that it is magnificent entertainment which parents and children can enjoy if parents help their children develop discernment about the spiritual and historical weaknesses of the movie.
OK.com recommends the film for viewers ages 5 and older.
Amazon: "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe"
The Dove Foundation praised the film for teaching that evil should be proactively fought against, stating, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is one of the most entertaining and inspiring fantasy/adventures for the family to hit the big screen in a long time. The website also cautioned parents, saying, Due to the lengthy battle scenes and other life-and-death issues, parents of very young children are encouraged to see the film first.
OK.com recommends the film for viewers ages 8 and older.
In theaters: "Black or White"
Common Sense Media says that although the film is flawed, it serves as a jumping-off point for discussions about tolerance, racial relations and more. The website warns parents that while language isnt very frequent in the film, it does include a single use of both the F-word and the N-word.
OK.com recommends the film for viewers ages 13 and older.
Redbox: "Million Dollar Arm"
The Dove Foundation refers to the film, which is based on a true story, as inspiring and funny, adding, This remarkable and powerful film shows that cultural walls can be broken down and perseverance pays off. The film is rated PG for mild language and some suggestive content.
OK.com recommends the film for viewers ages 13 and older.
Netflix: "The Road to El Dorado"
Parent Previews says the film is a likely magnet for young audiences and praised the film for its animation and its music by Elton John and Tim Rice. The website warns that one of the main characters is portrayed as a sensuous sidekick who is willing to enter into a physical relationship for monetary gain."
OK.com recommends the film for viewers ages 8 and older.
Amazon Prime: "Anastasia"
MovieGuide.org says the film tells the romantic story of the lone surviving heir to the Romanov throne and that it is magnificent entertainment which parents and children can enjoy if parents help their children develop discernment about the spiritual and historical weaknesses of the movie.
OK.com recommends the film for viewers ages 5 and older.
