Ok so my fam rented this movie with series of unfortunate events and I loved it! But we also got this. After we watched it i was sitting on my mom crying! I had like about maybe a half in hour of sleep. So you get it then about maybe a week after i saw it.

I watched this with a 6,8 and 11 year old. What makes it scary is how believable the story/special effects are, as well as the emotional attachments to the toys from the future. One isn't quite sure whether these toys, which are magical and endearing, aren't really evil- especially as the kids are "controlled" by them and keep their parents in the dark. My kids (all 3) were afraid the children would be abducted and that the world of the future would kill them. There is one very very scary depiction of an alien which my 8 year old woke up terrified with. We did all love the story, and how we were truly transported from the everyday of school/ today's technology to the potential of future technology- and the lesson about the importance of keeping humanity alive. The one pathetic product placement was Intel, I must say!

It is a little bit scary, but with all the stuff kids see these days it's fine.

I love this movie! It is awsome!

It was so cool, sad and funny all combind. I personally LOVED IT!I really loved it!

The stars of the movie were a 10-year old boy and a younger sister with a beloved stuffed rabbit. I watched the moive seated between my 10-year old son and his younger sister, who was holding a stuffed rabbit.. Perfect for us! Both kids and I loved it. The mix of fantasy and reality was just right . Both my boy, who loves Eragon and fantasy, just starting sci-fi, and my younger daughter, more the Beethoveen or Winn-Dixie type, were captivated throughout. We laughed a lot, and were just a tad worried at times.

boring movie... best part was rainn wilson from the office.

I brought my 12 yr-old and her friends to watch the movie and 3 wanted to leave midway. When sci-fi meets Tibetian beliefs, the result was a little too creepy for the younger audience. As the two young characters defy their parents and played obsessively with the strange toys, I almost wished they would all leave with the toys to the future.