We watched this movie on Netflix and I found that it was pretty tame. It was moderately entertaining but nothing that we would purchase to watch again. I watched it with my 12 year old who liked it a little better than me and my 3 year old who got bored and ran off after about 20 minutes.

This could've been a fun, family movie, but they really blew it with all the double entendre and several positively unsettling moments in the movie. It starts out with a couple of alien teens "parking" in the moonlight. Also, watch out for the remark later about the "duck". Worst of all, when the American astronaut stands up from an operating room table and his only clothing, a towel, falls off, nothing is shown, but a completely tasteless, tacky and vulgar remark is made. (I'm sure that was supposed to be a big laugh moment, but it was so over-the-top out of place, we just sat there in stunned silence.) This movie had it's moments and was cute around the edges and may be o.k. for older teens, much older, but it is no kids movie. I repeat, IT IS NO KIDS MOVIE!!! I won't take the time to discuss what could've possibly been the underlying political-social-spiritual themes implied by the abundance of head-in-the sand aliens, (aliens to us,) who thought that their small "five hundred miles" broad universe revolved around them. (The producers of this movie seem to be very unhappy about the idea of traditionalism and listening to your parents.) It's such a shame that you can't watch a PG cartoon with your children these days. We will not buy the blu ray!

I was quite disappointed in this movie. I took my two sons, ages 9 and 5. They only laughed / chuckled maybe twice throughout the entire show. There were also several references that I would rather not have them see or hear in a children's movie. There are several, although vaugue, references to anal probing. One character uses the word "freakin'." Also, during a scene where the astronaut is naked, one of the "aliens" says "that's a funny place for your antenna." I would recommend this movie as a rental - but it's not worth the money spent at the theatre.

I think the violence was a little too much for the younger crowd (if they would even pay attention to it). There is firepower with weapons and two aliens are disintegrated by guns. Plus a later scene where a bunch are shooting at each other and then electrocute themselves (my husband found that part funny...at least). That is my main concern with the movie. The anal probing is a little overdone, but at a certain age they just think that is what to expect of aliens and I don't think most kids would think sexually about it. As for the penis joke, I didn't like it because it was haphazardly thrown in during what should be an emotional peak in the movie (the astronaut had just been rescued from having his brain removed). Past that, I wouldn't cringe from any age seeing this part of the movie. Boys have penises, get over it. It wasn't sexual, nothing about sex was mentioned. It was an obscure reference that there is something different down there. I'm assuming most little boys already know they have something there and any girl with a little brother knows too. After all that, there were some cute parts and I liked Rover. I've seen worse...

this was a terrible movie skip it not too inappropreate but preety bad for a pG MOVIE.

This movie is cute. It has a few references that lean more toward adults, but other wise a fairly good movie.

This film is quite funny at some parts, and even small children will like the slapstick comedy. There was a joke about someone's private parts but other than that, it's safe for anyone to watch. I only had a few chuckles and those parts was all from the trailer. But your little ones will probably love this movie.

It was ok not the best movie. The message was about accepting peoples difference and looking under the skin, but I did not like that the message got lost in the alien propaganda. All the similes to earth while cute were missing the pop of a good kids movie. I probably would not watch this movie again and diffently wouldn't buy it.

We were on the border of walking out with our 6-yo daughter after 15 minutes. Jokes for adults about anal probes, penis-as-antenna. Too much violence between characters. Male alien staring at female alien's cleavage was made into a joke. Astronaut teaches main character into how to seduce women. Chick-magnet talk. Horrifying threat of brain removal via circular saw, revisited at end credits. Lots of "gunplay". Minor character growth does not redeem the gratuitous lowbrow stimulation. Product placements were pretty obvious. I think this would be fine beginning early teens.