Another movie I used to love as a kid, it made me cry, but I still loved it! I would watch it over & over again, always singing along to the songs :) It is a bit violent, & sure there are a couple 'scarry' looking creatures...But the only age group that should scare, is under 4years old...If it scares any older kids-than they're babied...Please don't take that the wrong way parents... There is NO bad language at all, mild violence, & a little bit of magic, but it's a cartoon! You never see anyone actually die, that old witch, the harpy decends upon her, but you never see her die {sure it's implied & that's what happens, but still} Overall i think it's a decent movie for all ages :) When I was little, I got scarred easily, this did not scare me at all! ^_^

I first watched this movie with my own kids, back in the 80s. One of my children--the youngest--did have some issues with it. He always was very sensitive to visual stimulus. There are several truly good messages embedded in it: helping others, believing in others and yourself, fighting for what's right. I also love the animation. It is not Walt Disney. It is beautiful in my opinion, even if it seems dated to some. I introduced my grandson to it last winter just after his 3rd birthday but I stayed with him and watched his reaction, prepared to turn it off if need be. He was quite taken with it and at the end, he shouted "She's fighting back" joyfully as the unicorn turns to face the red bull. He asked to see it again and again for about a month. This movie is not a simple story and takes aim at some pretty deep issues: death, love, regret, identity, facing fear. I think it will be revisited from time to time--I own the DVD, so we can do that, but only if he asks for it. I recommend this film so long as you stay in the room while the child is watching and pay attention to their reactions, be ready to talk about it if the child needs or wants to.

my kids love this movie - they are very young, and some parents might night want their young kids to see it because the movie can be a little scary.

OH MY GOD. This is such a weird stupid pointless movie. And rated G? Noooo. That's just ridiculous. There is a tree that has breasts and is flirting with the main guy and getting him REEALLY close to her (if you know what I mean)! what the...?! There are many uses of "hell" and "d*mn". The unicorn character doesn't even have a NAME. I would say this is only fun to laugh at with friends at age 12 because of it's ridiculous stupidity. I mean honestly, who would actually LIKE this?! Really, people... with the fantastic Disney and Pixar movies out there, who needs this garbage.

My four year old daughter has this obsession with unicorns so I see this movie at Hastings. Whoever thought this movie should be rated G is crazy! I've read reviews from people who love the book. I never read it but this movie is just plain dumb. It makes no sense at all.

This movie cute & sweet! there is nothing wrong with this movie. my daughter thought it was good.

Hate it! The only people who loved this movie are the liberal moms. This is not a kids movie, it is weird, meloncholy and a little pornographic. The director must have been taking a hallucinagenic when he made it. There is nothing marked in the Commonsense review about sensuality or nudity. There is a tree that is turned into a women with two giant breast that one of the characters happens to have his face between. Not to mention when the unicorn turns into a girl she is half naked. My 11 year old was like mom this movie is weird and turned it off...not to mention it takes forever to get a story line. So, not worth your time. Commonsense needs to revise their data on this movie.

This review misses some huge issues... 1 the vulture has huge swinging breasts with visible nipples... seconds later it kills a man. A couple minutes later the wizard turns the tree he's tied to into a woman and his face is pressed in between her breasts with some extremely suggestive banter.

The Last Unicorn is a porrly made and boring movie about a unicorn that is said to be the last unicorn on earth, but is changed into a human through a spell and falls in love with prince (of course). Although the cover looks extremly kid friendly it isn't. There is some bad language that kid under eight don't need to hear and some briefly sad and disturbing images that they don't need to see.