I found it extremely offensive. I brought my daughter and 3 of her friends, and was angry during the movie, and apologetic to their parents afterward! Words like b*tch, a**, d*ck and p*ssy (sometimes used "straight", and sometimes as a double-entendre) were not what I considered appropriate. Also, the female character was dressed in a provocative manner for no theatrical reason, and was grouped for humor, and the subject of crude humor on a number of occasions. There were visual sexual jokes as well, and while much of this went over the kids' heads, I was very surprised that, ratings-wise, this was considered acceptable for 13 year olds. Lastly, this was just a terrible movie -- bad dialog, jokes, plot, acting, etc.

This is not for the kids!! If I could give it a half a star I would have. It is awful to start with but many of the scenes had me uncomfortable. There was talk about two male characters french kissing on a dare. The furry creature is constantly grabbing the female characters breast, ok maybe once, but they seem to think this was funny for it to happen over and over. They use bad language like p***y, and others, at the end it shows a group of scantily clad women showing a little too much bottom and breast. Please do not take your children to this movie. I was somewhat offended by the constant degrading of women, i.e: breast constantly grabbed, talk hinting about women getting wet", showing a bit much bottom and breast at the end. Although not full out revealing, more showing than they should have for how this movie was promoted. Shame on them..They made every child out there think this was a great kids movie!! Really sad!!

The sexual innuendos are outrageous. Drug use is ridiculous. Very disappointed it was advertised so heavily on nickelodeon. Totally inappropriate for tweens and younger.

Tacky humor that was not funny - Will Ferrell keeps doing the same tacky humor and in the first few movies it might have been somewhat funny - but it is now worn out. Also I watched this tv show as a kid and this movie is completely different - not even the same characters. Holly was the daughter in the tv show - the movie has her as Marshall's love interest.

This is NOT the children's Land of the Lost you might think it would be, based on the old kids' tv program. It has corny potty-humor, many crude sexual references, repeated groping of the female lead's breasts and disrespectful sexual comments (male lead suggests that the woman will "get wet" at one point), 3 main characters go on some sort of drug trip with several homosexual references that occur during that "trip". It has a very thin plot and no redeeming value at all. I was mortified that I took my 8 year old son and am glad a friend told me about this website for future reference BEFORE we go to a movie!

This movie is pretty dumb and silly. But the graphics were truly impressive and Will Ferrell was a little funny. What may draw your attention to this movie is the T-rex. It actually looks like the T-rex from Jurassic Park. Some things parents should be concerned about this movie is the language, sexual innuendo, and violence that it contains. That is why I suggest that kids under 13 should not watch it!

A truely unwatchable movie. Both my 11 year old and my almost 15 year old decided to turn it off part way through and watch something else. Far too much swearing. Very inappropriate sexual references ("are you touching yourself" one man to another). There are no redeeming features as the story line is lame and the humor all relies on sex, swearing or violance.

It was pretty funny for a WIll Ferrel movie.

Bodily function humor is present here but the film hold it’s own. Since it is a 1970’s tv show remake, it brilliantly mixes amazing animated special effects with traditional alien costumes. The slow and exaggerated movements of the evil alien character are remenisent of the old show. Although this movie has some humor involving drugs and sexuality that might be shocking, it is a popular movie for older tweens. The sexuality is mostly within the monkey character trying to communicate through enactments. The humor involving drugs is a scene where the characters drink a strange plant and become drunk, it is silly and very funny. Our family, 12 year old daughter included, loved it and we all laughed very hard. I mean if your kids are reading Twilight, you are fine.