Under 11 should not see this film either because they are missing half of it due to the speed of Vaughn's delivery or the material is simply too mature. Unplanned pregnancy is a topic in one of Vaughn's rants at the beginning of the movie, and while I may have found his monologue to be mildly amusing, I was not amused that my under 11 children were sitting there with me. Why does the head elf-lady need to have cleavage showing? While I appreciate that her number-crunching, brilliant mind was emphasized to appease the women of the audience, cleavage in a Santa flick has got to go. While I also agree with the movie's theme that no child is bad, this is a theme that is way over a younger child's head. After seeing this movie, my children ages 6-10 couldn't answer why they liked it except that it had good music and dancing during the workshop dance scene and that the snowball fight was funny. Older children will appreciate this movie more and I would enjoy discussing with them the topics that this movie raises.

This was an OK Movie. At the end a couple (not married) move in together. 9 and up.

well there is some parts that the characters fight , such as beating each other up in a toy store

This movie was great it had slight tension of bad things but just under were kids could see it.

I hated this movie. It made fun of christmas spirt. Santa was always mad and upset, don't waste 2 hours of your life watching this crap!!!!!!

but still worth seeing. A little long, there are a couple of strong messages in the end. The kids loved it (but even they admitted it's not as good as Elf).