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

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

This film was not what I expected to be. At first I thought that this movie would be cool ( kind of) fun for the whole family. Instead I thought that this this movie was a little too long and bit scary for kids -6-7 and under.This movie may maybe iffy and somewhat scary for kids ages 8 +. Mostly this movie would be a pretty good movie for ages 11- 12+. I did think that this movie was a bit scary at the end .If kids want to see this movie they need to know that is movie has some scary scenes like in the Harry Potter movies. This movie has very brief language. It only has one or two bad words. I would recommend this movie to kids who have read and liked the book, or to to kids who like fantasy movies like this and the other 6 Harry Potter movies.

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.

I loved this movie. I watched it three times. One reason being I love ferrets. Great acting, and a few funny things said, like 'I LOVE Duckt Tape.' A bad word, d-mn, but I think it kind of hit it off well, like, it made you see how mean Eleanor was. This movie I recommend for kids 8+. Not because a seven-year-old couldn't see it, just that they wouldn't like too much action, I think they'd like a movie better about Clifford The Big Red Dog. 8-yr-olds, I think this is for them and older. Everyone I'v met that has seen this movie loves it too!

it was cool how you got to like bring people out of the story it was a cool effect

The movie was a lot better than I thought that it would be. But the PG rating may have been pushing it a little. There is much more language than it says in the review. A few s-words and possible and uttered f-word. The camera also looks DOWN a woman's dress, and we see A LOT of cleavage. All in all, it wasn't too bad. But it is definitely not for kids.

boring i thought but i think 7+ might enjoy it