Admittedly, a major thread is Jousting/Sword fighting (also the courting of a woman) with brief nudity (man walking past on the road. But my children throughly enjoyed the music and the Hero standing up to the bad man...(especially beating him at a game, instead of killing him). Gambling gets brought up clearly as a vice. My 8yr old girl, loved the story; my 4yr old boy "jousted" at things for a week. I am good with 8+, if parents are prepared to talk about things that come up.

I thought it was a good action/romance/rock&roll movie that you will probaly love. I loved it because i'm a big classic rock music fan and it had a bunch!I had some sex parts, but it did'nt show it. I loved, you should see it if you haven't!!!!!!!!

I thoroughly enjoyed this show and have watched it over and over again. The mix of modern music into a midevil tale is inventive and fun. The story is cute, romantic and funny. The jousting is the only cause for concern, a lot of falling off horses and loud bang ups!

This is my favorite movie of all time execpt one other. This movie had a very good clear message. It did have cusing and sex parts. But it was amazing!

The film was viewed by my class in history. I saw the end at home because it was so good. It beats staring at the pavement because of the great humour.But the fasinating thing about this film is the music - you can't beat a bit of Queen!

good movie. we watched it in school. Teaches kids abut medivel times in an interesting way.

I saw this movie in art class and I actually DIDN'T fall asleep! It was totally awesome! Good moral too. =] AlexandriaROCKS

The more I watch this movie, the more I love it and think it is a great movie! Simply put: It is a movie about knights competing in jousting games during medievil times. Does that make this movie violent? I say No Way! It is no different than watching football on TV on Sundays. Nobody dies in this movie other than Sir Ector at the beginning, where it shows him already dead and just sitting against a tree. And it is a love story. There is no sex in this movie, other than a few kisses between Sir William and Jocelyn. I honestly can't say that the few kisses makes this movie sexually inappropriate for kids. There is one scene where Chaucer walks by the camera, naked, but you only see him from behind, which might be inappropriate for young kids. There are maybe a total of 5 or 6 naughty words spoken through out the entire movie. Is that enough to prevent young kids from seeing the movie? Aside from these few points, the movie displays fantastic scenes of pagentry and chivalry, Knights in their armor jousting, horses garbed in their own costumes and armor, Colors and Costumes that the people wore and displayed, flags waving, and crowds of people cheering. All in all, a great movie!