This movie did not deserve a G rating. There was too much emphasis on kissing between 15 year olds. My own 15 year old was shocked by the protrayal of french kissing in a G movie. Adults in the movie assume that 15 year old Mia has sex with a boy because of photographs in the paper of her kissing the boy and appearing naked, clutching a towel to herself.
Princess Dairies is a Movie based being true to yourself and how important it is to honor your self. It is a lovely movie though there seems to be a bit more of kissing then there should be in aG-rated movie plus they tried to take a picture of Mia as she was naked but not too much problems. It is a wonderful movie made for all little princesses.
Great unrealistic fairytale film. I would watch it. Mia does say 'shut up' and I think there may have been some other language. But I would let a 12 year old watch it
I love this movie and have watched it so many times I can't count it on my fingers and toes! Although I love this movie, I think this movie would be better off to be rated PG rather than G. I think this because the kissing is quite full on and also becaus eof the part when Mia was wearing just a towel. They're only small points but I think it pushes the movie closer to a PG classification. This movie is hilarious at times and very sweet too. Worth every cent!
I love it!! This is a movie that really always leaves you with a good message. Although, I do think this would be better off rated PG, this movie really is pushing the G rating, I think there is a LOT of french kissing and teenage anst/flirting for a G movie. I don't think it's something I'd want a 3 year old to see.
It was just OK for me. My 7yo daughters loved it. Parents should know that there is a bit of teen kissing - just enough that you kind of roll your eyes and say, Ok, enough already. I would say it is really more for older kids - just all the things that the main character is going through - are teen things, not little girl things. Also, the movie pays a fair amount of lip service to the idea that it is what's inside that counts, but then spends a lot of time making over the lead actress from ugly duckling to gracefull swan.
This was a cute film. Not one of my favorites, but I did enjoy it. But there was a lot of kissing for a G rated movie, which parents might not want their kids to see. Also, there was a scene when the paparazzi try to take pictures of Mia naked (she's covered by a sheet). Some of the clothing at the beach looked risqué. But most of the film wasn't very sexual, but I think it should be rated PG
I LOVE this movie! I first saw this film when I was 7, and I have loved it ever since. The movie follows Mia's transformation from a nerdy, insecure 15 year old, to a confident, smart young woman. I appreciate this movie even more now, as I am now 15 and face some of the same issues Mia! I would recommend this movie to any tween girl looking for a great time!
I was surprised to see that this movie was rated G when I finished watching this movie. Actually there was a good amount of kissing which is usually in PG movies. But otherwise this movie was pretty good. I love the whole "Queen of England" theme! Very cool! I would say thought this movie would be best for about 9 year olds and some 8 year olds.
I love this movie except for a few things...there were some sexual topics mentioned and body parts. If I could get this exited besides this thing and the whole beach scene I think everything else was great! I love how she learns who she is and accepts who that is.
This romantic comedy is fun for the whole family, and is a great take on the classic Cinderella story. Garry Marshall did well for is first 'kids filck', and he was right to choose the wonderful Julie Andrews to play the Queen, plus Hathaway did wonderful for her first film. But I did enjoy the sequel a bit more.