I will say this kindly personally i find no reason to ever watch this movie again. IT was not offensive by really any means but i felt as though i was watching a Cow slowly and painfully getting killed. It really wasnt that good. i Loved the book though.

this is very dark and sad they are basically living in rags there are some real intense images that kids need to stay away from it is not very violent or to much swearing but it is a little harsh for tweens keep it for the older kids as crazy bandets in some scenes are going around in trucks shouting people as then they roast the people and eat them it was a little shocking at first but teens will get over it but in all it is a great story

I think this is simply too good a film to miss; astonishing performances, and with a message of undying love and hope. It is not overtly violent - the brutality that does feature is only relevant to the dire circumstances that the man and the boy are facing, as the cosseted lives of everyone in the world have been stripped away. It should be viewed by kids because it will show just how much they have, and how family ties are eternal.

This movie is filled with John Hillicoat's typically dark imagery. Overall, language sticks PG-13. 'Disturbing' images aren't bad, only one slightly startling birth, bloody arms, and death threats. It's a bit touching and sad.

Quite honestly I could not even finish watching this movie, when the boy and his father stumble upon a cellar where humans are being kept for consumption in complete darkness, naked and malnourished to the point of insanity and had missing limbs-- that indicated to me being eaten a little at time or eating eachother? I HAD to leave the room. The movie is well done- I just don't want to EVER think about being in that situation and it was so real and so awful I fervently wish I had never watched any part of it. It really haunts me.

I read the book in 2007 and I just had to see the movie. And I have to say im impressed by the acting and the way the movie sticks to the book. I wouldnt recommend bringing the whole family to the movie but its a great apocalyptic flick for all parents.

this movie was pretty good not as violent as a hoped for but it was good

This movie is one of the darkest, and most depressing films I have ever seen. I am a film fanatic, and seen hundreds-and-hundreds of movies, but this takes the cake for the bleakest of them all. Perhaps the worst part of this film is the fact that very little is shown, which leaves almost everything to the imagination - a scary thing. Though, when things are shown - it is horrifying. A list of the worst scenes: - A man and boy go down into a cellar only to find a bunch of naked, malnourished, sometimes limbless people, who are being kept for food. They attack the man and son, and th scene is horrifying. - A father points the gun at his sons head, and prepares to kill him. - You see a mother and her child being hunter by cannibals, only to have the camera cut away as you hear her dying cry. - The remains of a man who had been eaten are shown. A bloody head, and his organs are shown all over the ground. - A man is shot with a flare gun, and his body is shown burning. - A man tears an arrow out of his own leg, and staples the wound shut (Very graphic) Definitely not a family friendly movie, and will be VERY depressing for any age viewer. If you're looking for an alternative, go rent Children of Men. While it may be more graphic, it is no where near as depressing. It is also better than The Road, in my opinion.