I loved this movie!! it is definately one of my favorite movies but it is NOT for young kids. most 13 year olds will be fine watching it but there are some disturbing scenes and it is a little scary.

The good stuff * Messages: Single parents are shown as loving, concerned, and trustworthy. What to watch out for * Role models: Wracked by grief after the recent death of a loved one, a leading character abuses alcohol on a nightly basis. * Violence: Harrowing accidents are shown in great detail. A plane crashes into a crowded freeway, with bodies, fires, and injuries everywhere; a train speeds out-of-control through New York's Subway system, inflicting destruction, death, and injury. Children are often in grave danger -- from accidents, scary strangers lurking, fire, abduction, and many major events over which they have no control. One little girl is shown bloodied and on the brink of madness in an early scene. Burning animals flee from a fire (one is shown in a disturbing close up). * Sex: Not an issue. * Language: Cursing includes "d--mit," "h--l," "s--t ," and "oh my God." * Consumerism: A scene set in a convenience store shows Pepsi and other products. One Sabrett's hot dog stand is prominently seen on an NYC sidewalk. * Drinking, drugs, & smoking: An otherwise principled character frequently drinks to excess when depressed.

Pretty cool movie. Kinda freaked me out first time I saw it. Lol! Not for kids. Has some language, and intense disaster scenes. One scene where a plane crashes, and there are dead bodies, and people running who are on fire screaming. Also where a train in a subway gets flipped, and crashes into walls, and run over people. You see the people going under, and blood hits the windows of the train. Not for anyone under 13 or 14 years. And it had Christian elements, but they put profanity in it. I don't get that at ALL! So called "Christian" movies should not have cussing. Very beginning is creepy. A girl uncontrollably scratches on a door writing down numbers that she sees in her head, and she scratches so hard that there is blood on her hands (like she's possessed). You hear a sound that sounds like an infestation of bugs when you see her.

Suggested MPAA Rating: PG-13 for disaster sequences, violent/disturbing images and brief language.

good movie at points it gets scary but cus im used to watching that sort of film i was ok but for people who dont then id reccomend not watching it a night as what may seem scary stuff happens. Alot of death though

The theme of this movie is horrifyingly grim and violent. Not just humans, but all living life forms on planet Earth are doomed, and there is nothing to do about it. Three events, including a dream a little boy had in the movie, goes into violent detail, with people and animals in flames; and citizens being crushed by an oncoming subway train in a terrorist act. Images during that scene shows a first person view in the subway train, with the glass being coated with blood more and more as citizens continue to get hit in front of the camera. Some scenes include a picture from Ezekiel in the Holy Bible, with the wheel and God. At the end of the movie, I swear (the same way for saying "promise") that one scene in the end was a rip-off straight from the Bible, with seven things flying into space, in which what I saw was seven ships flying away from Earth. So I believe that the message in this movie was that if you believe in faith, you will be saved.

My dad, my mom, and I saw this movie when I was only 11. My dad thought it was age appropriate judging by the PG-13 rating. But there are very disturbing images that would terrify children. *SPOILERS* One of the first scenes, you see a frightening child in a classroom. The teacher then tells them to write what they think will happen in the future. The girl, (Lucinda) starts rapidly writing a bunch of numbers on her paper. When the teacher takes away the paper, Lucinda starts scratching the numbers into the desk with her fingernails. Later, she disappears from a ceremony, and the teacher finds her underneath the gym, scratching the numbers in the back of a metal door. Her fingernails are very bloody, and she says, "Please, please make it stop." (Really terrifying to someone with fingernail phobia.) Another, is a plane crash and you see people running out of the plane, and dying of their very severe burns. The other disturbing scene, is a subway crash, and all the people die. The one other scene, is the little boy, and a scary man comes into his room and shows him the window. Where there are animals (burning) running from the forest in flames. The end basically says, EVERYONE ELSE. Which means, everyone that didn't die in those accidents, will die. Very depressing. There is also a problem with alcahol, in which the main character drinks. Do not let your kids see this movie. Should be rated R.

I saw this movie when I was 12 with a group of five friends ages 11/12. We watched it at night, and during the movie we were all very scared. It is extremely intense, but as long as you watch until the end, it is not scary. VERY disturbing in some parts. *SPOILERS* In the very begining, a girl is shown who is very creepy, and it appears that she is being stalked by strange men who are whispering things that only she can hear. She then runs away from a school ceremony and is found at the end of the night in a broom closet scratching numbers on the door with her fingers, which are bloodied and severed. Several disturbing scenes include people and animals being set on fire and running around (in different scenes) and being closely detailed. Scenes include many dead bodies. The same men who were stalking the young girl stalk a little boy, and they whisper to him, too. The little boy ends up scratching more numbers in his desk. VERY scary when watching, especially at night, but DO NOT turn it off.

This movie in my opinion was great. There was violence and a scene where a plane crashes and bodies are on fire and running around.Also there is other violent scenes throughout the movie. There is some drinking also but i never find that as a major concern.Overall this movie was good I agree with the PG-13 rateing. The ending was a pretty sad one. This movie is a good one for teens but It still comes down to maturity If your kids are mature and can handal this at 10 go right ahead.