Awesome movie! way better than Chicken little!

My son watched this at age 5 and had a little trouble keeping the actor/real-life stuff straight. We did have to stop the movie a few times and explain what was going on. The fire scene at the end made him a little nervous but promises that the movie had a happy ending helped. A lot of what Common Sense says is appropriate for his age is too scary but this one was fine. He used all his tv time for the day on this movie several times over the course of a couple of weeks.

This a terrifically fun movie but the opening sequences were way too scary for my 5 year old. He asked us to turn it off. Having seen it before, I tried to explain the;show within show; concept but he did not really get that. He watched a bit longer - even into the part were the high action sequences were over - and still asked to be excused. So he was excused and happily went to hang out with Grandma instead. My 10 year old and I continued watching and we enjoyed it enormously. The role of Mittens the cat, voiced by Susie Essman, was hilarious and touching. Great family film but sensitive five and six year olds won't be ready for it. Start at 7 if you want to make sure everyone enjoys and understands it.

We didn't get past the first 20 minutes--my 5.5 year and 3 year old girls found the beginning scenes too intense and scary. Too violent for our tastes.

I'm not here to give a review because if it shows up on my page its a 5 star movie and so therefore you know what i think about it.

This is the one and only time you will hear me sing praise for anything with Miley Cyrus, but Bolt is a total gem! I seriously have heard other parents quoting Rhino's lines. The story never gets slow, the characters are never mean or horrible, and even the superficial agent is so funny he is a great example of what "not" to be like. The story has some great lessons for little ones about bravery, friendship, perseverance, and honesty. Bolt is charming and adorable. Through his coming to terms with his "real identity" children learn valuable lessons about movie fantasy. I would recommend this for any child over 2 who is ready for a full-length film! The opening scene does have some loud explosions and high suspense, but it is over quickly and it is essential to plot.

This movie shouldn't be watched by any kid under 6 for the violent scene at the end with Penny and Bolt. That one scene influenced the whole movie to be PG for me. If your under-six-year-old kid loves action or suspence, then this is the movie for them. If not, don't hesitate to ignore.

It's got a great story but it makes me cry so much my eyes hurt. There where some pretty funny bits as well.