This movie was entertaining, but by no means briliant. It had exciting parts, and a few humourous comments, and was, overall, a great family movie. One or two intense scenes could scare children younger than seven (maybe), and there were only two swear words: d-mn and jack-ss. In one scene we get a really nice view down a woman's copious chest, as a ferret digs a key out from between her breasts. Other than that, there is no innappropriate content.

I think inkheart was a great movie for all ages.It is kind of funny and it rocked. It has some good family messages.

this movie wasnt what i thought it would be.i mean the book was pretty good and there was no cussing that i remember.

It's a great movie. Not much like the book (a little better). I like it.

Inkheart falls into the same the-book-is-probably-better theory. It could've been very good, but thanks to another disappointing performance by Brendan Fraser, Inkheart falls flat. The story follows pretty well with the book, but some scenes were clearly added. One offensive scene depicts a rodent crawling into a woman's giant breasts. And the camera zooms in for a close-up shot, revealing almost everything. It was obviously a throw-back to the Black Caldroun (when a frog got caught in a witch's breasts) but this movie is not animated. That scene alone makes this flick for preteens an up only. Other than that, there is some violence, a few scary scenes, and a use of "d**n. Overall, better choices definetly are around. Preteens looking for fantasy fun should check out the Narnia series.

When I heard there was going to be a movie of Inkheart I was overjoyed, but that all wen away when I actually watched it. I guess if you don't read the book first it's alright, but read first and watch second, you'll see that it's very different. It's so different that it's kind of hard to enjoy it, but that's my opinion.

wonderful fantasy love the great messages!!!!!

The d word and j a word.Better than book.