I liked it a lot - impressive, truthful and not too violent or upsetting. Powerful too

This is a truly remarkable book.It makes you feel that you are in the movie.

the very popular Anne Frank story has been turned into many movies plays and other forms of entertainment. This happens to be the very latest movie of Anne frank that came out and i have to say its one of the best! I suggest watching it especially for young teens ages 12-15 so they can learn more about this tragic time in history.

I watched this movie about 4 months ago and it's fantastic! But I wouldn't recommend it to younger viewers because some scenes are a little intense as in the bombs and the war is really sad..

i just watched this movie yesterday and i have to it was probably the best Anne Frank movie ever made!! although there is some iffy content like several close calls with the nazies, loud boms, and some between people in the secret annex. Also Anne and Peter flirt and kiss patinetly. Also Anne talks about puberty and her changing body. But dispite this iffy content it is a very good movie for all kids age 11 and up!

Anne frank is a good role model, she has her flaws as any kid would have in such a stressful situation as the one presented here, but it shows the willingness of people to survive together and look forward to the future. What's good about this movie is that it has enough for an adult to stay interested, but spares children the details of the holocaust, which would not only effect them but confuse them. The movie also addresses Anne's relationship with Peter, in a very subtle way.

Sad,i already knew everything about this girl(crazy history teacher in 8th grade),when i watch some documentary about her most of the people in the room cried,i wish i had a time machine and go back with a m16 and shot the Gestapo dead,darn it it was a powerful show

and no bad words

I recommend this for those in 8th grade, because they will be most likely learning about Anne Frank and the holocaust. It's great for insight and you actually get to learn how the Jews had to live. The violence, bombing and war stories, wasn't so bad. It allowed you to understand how it was like in the home. The only "sexual behavior" displayed is how Anne tries to understand herself. She's talking about how she's developing physically and mentally. There are kissing scenes though. I don't remember catching any bad words, unless you count "bloody." Mr. Herman VanDaan was a smoker, but there was about 2-3 scenes going to smoke, I think. I wouldn't say Anne is the best role model, but she displayed her courage, optimism, and strong will. Before the movie ended, the line "In spite of everything, I still believe there is good in people." I found that quote very empowering. She stood for strength and what not, since she always talks about being independent and better. Overall, the story is mostly about a teenage girl trying to understand herself in a dangerous time in history.