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All parent reviews for Shanghai Noon

Age
12
Average rating based on 5 parent reviews:
  • 40% say sexual content is an issue
  • 40% say language is an issue
  • 40% say there's too much drinking, drugs, or smoking
Adult
April 9, 2008
 
Great Jackie Chan fun
Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson made a great team for this one. Thoroughly enjoyable romp in the Old West.

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 
Fun!
A really entertaining action/comedy! And don't listen to CSM on this one, it's okay for kids under 15. I saw it when I was 10, and it wasn't too inappropriate for me at that age.

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Parent of 16 year old
July 15, 2010
 
A classic buddy story with a very, very funny script.
Ok, including the silly Wild West brothel/saloon stuff, this movie is straight out of a bored school-boy's daydreams. But there's enough here to keep a mom laughing too, especially Owen Wilson's dead-on comic timing and Jackie Chan's weird ability to be a Kung Fu Master and a big goofball at the same time. Let's face it, there's nothing funnier than a sensitive train robber. The combination of Kung Fu action and a really nice "do the right thing" story make this a favorite.

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Adult
November 4, 2009
 
Very funny, but not really a 'family friendly' movie.
Absolutely hilarious movie!! I loved it, though with some inappropriate themes and scenes in it, I wouldn't recommend it for kids under about 14.

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Parent of 17 and 20 year old
June 30, 2009
 
Message of loyalty and friendship, even in the face of danger, is the main theme. Mistakes are made and forgiven by real friends. Female characters are strong and self-reliant, a big plus. Parents can and should discuss language, drinking and sexuality, but even my non-drinking family laughed at the goofy drinking-game scene in this film. Violence is cartoonish and mainly skilled, stylized Kung Fu.

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