I'm an 11 year old girl and I think that this movie is " iffy" for kids 11 and 10, "on" for 12+, and "off" for kids 9 and under. One scene that was partially disturbing was the one scene close to the end where Coroline is in the "other world" and she goes and watches a performance by the two elderly women. At the beginning of the show, after the first elderly woman does her first song, the elderly woman, Maurice, pops up (after a slide of the dogs running the opposite way on a giant rodent wheel) wearing a small thong ( which shows her buttocks briefly) and two small seashells covering only her nipples. Both outfits are very...,well,...revealing. The rest of that section and the torso are bare. Another reason this is disturbing is that some womens breasts are exagerated, sometimes greatly and sometimes minimumly, in size.There are one, maybe two uses of the word cr*p. I also rate this "iffy", "off", and "on", is because of the creepyness portion of the movie. One disturbing feature is the button eyes.CREEPY!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I also do not like How the " Other Mother" eats bugs, and is basically a spider herself.It is kind of scary when the "Other Father" says, "So sharp you won't feel a thing" when they are talking about the ' putting buttons over the eyes buisness. My sister and I were kinda scared and I couldn't go to sleep. I had to sleep in my moms room! Remember!!! It all counts on the kid. Not really a grown-up movie at all.

This movie gives me the creeps! Even the book. I have had many nightmares of this movie like once, I had this dream when I failed a basketball game and my punishment for loosing was to go to the button world to see Beldam, Even Beldam is a creepy name. And She roared at me and put button eyes on me and I became her minion to stop coraline from escaping the button world but then a chihwowa came to save me by ripping the button eyes off my face before I became blind but then he got them off, attacked Beldam who is also named The Other Mother while I went to the hospital to have the doctors fix my brain and the rash I got on my eyes after ripping the button eyes! But it was a great movie!

This was a very scary movie for me, but it still didn't give me nightmares. It had some graphic moments and it just wouldn't stop with the action but I found this to be a problem. Coraline beat her other mother about 5 times and she just wouldn't give up. But towards the end of the movie, I found this to be very graphic and scary. Watch with someone in the day.

This should not be a PG movie straight up. There are naked ladies dancing, there are cats that eat mice with blood gushing out of their mouthes and this movie overall is creepy as heck. This should be PG-13 all the way. The sad part is is that no one above 13 would want to see this.

this movie was great! The story line was awsome and so was 3d! But it was fairly creepy with dead bugs, evil people with button eyes, and some peril and suspense. Now to some older kids Coraline might not seem scary at all but to younger kids it might. It really depends on how much your kid is afraid of scary movies. If there wicked afaid then they could be afraid of this movie even when there 12! but if your childs not afraid chances are they are just going to find the movie creepy but not scary. I would recomend this to kids ages 10 and up.

there is a part where the main person goes to a show-like thing where there are all these dogs and her buddy (whitey or whatever) and a elderly woman has sparkly sticker on her nipples! and thats it (u can see her boobs just not the nipples). OTHER THEN THAT ITS OK! U COULD JUST SKIP IT! but its not as bad as it sounds, its kinda funny! and its shown far away. other then that it is a wonderful movie, my little brother and 5 sisters loved it!

This is good and kids 10 and under will find it atleast somewhat scary. The story is good and the movie fantastic!! There is lots of peril and scary images and situations plus some mild languge. But overall age apropreat for older kids.

Before I start my review or the movie, I would like to clear something up. People have said that there is a flat out naked woman in Coraline. I can confidently say that this is not true. In an acrobatic act there is an elderly woman who dresses as a mermaid with a full fish bottom and a shirt that ends at her stomach. Here's the part people seem to have a problem with. As the first woman's partner in the act, there is another elderly woman portraying the popular painting of the naked Aphrodite with long flowing hair. The woman in the act has very large breasts and is wearing nothing on her chest except blue sequin pasties. On her lower half she is wearing a thong like bottom covered by her immense fat. These women turn out to be wearing fat "suits". Two much younger women in much more clothing jump out of their bodies (the bodies are very clearly suits). I must remind you that this scene is meant to be funny and not seductive seeing as the audience is a young man and woman and a large crowd of dogs. Coraline may start out a little dry but after the first 30-45 minutes the movie becomes exciting and entertaining. Your child may be frightened by some parts like the fact that (this is not completely explained) to belong to the what looks like perfect world, they have to gouge her eyes out and sew buttons onto her face. She also sews a boy's mouth up into a smile when he is sad (It is not nearly as gruesome as it sounds) also in the end the "other mother" turns into a crackly, mechanical-like, spider woman and chases Coraline through a literal web. Coraline is a spectacular, creative movie made for brave and adventurous children or older children.