I really liked it! FUNNY...much better than I thought it was going to be. My 8 year old son loved it and got the message on how to be a nice guy and shoot for the stars. My 6 year old son liked it but got a little sleepy towards the end. My 4 year old slept through it.... I would say more boys would enjoy it than girls....but that is a boy mom talking! As for telling kids there is no toothfairy....they came VERY close and I think older kids would be able to read between the lines and figure it out...but then he became a tooth fairy so the adults were wrong, there IS a toothfairy. I am thinking my 8 year old will have questions next time he looses a tooth.....we shall see

I brought my 7 year old to see this yesterday and we loved it!! What a great family movie! There just aren't enough movies like that nowadays. Movies that you can take little ones too that the jokes don't go over their heads or make parents cringe because of adult themes. I read/heard many other parents say it was boring or lame...ok, well if you're looking for a serious movie for adults then yes, it's probably a little lame. But if you're looking for a decent family flick that you can just sit back, relax and enjoy then this is it. The jokes were 'slow' sure, but c'mon, with all the movies out there for older kids and adults, it was nice to have a movie that I could bring my little one that he enjoyed and understood the jokes (rather than going way over his head). I wish they made more family movies like this!

This was a very sweet movie that appealed to our entire family. The plot was a little hokey at times but the messages of friendship, hope, and the importance of dreams were good. The Rock was hilarious and the language was squeaky clean. No fart or poo jokes and the siblings aren't rude, crude or sassy. Although I wish Hollywood would occasionally make a movie with a functional, intact nuclear family, the dating relationship between the mom & the lead character was also squeaky clean; even the few kisses shown were chaste. Although The Rock's character was mean at times, he suffered consequences for these actions and had to make amends to repair his relationships. By the end of the movie, his character has grown on many different levels.

This movie might give you a tooth ache. The physical comedy and positive messages make it harmless as far as a parent is concerned. Could have been made more appealing to older kids and parents, but in the end, it does its job.

It was just right, very predictable though. Love the ideas of fantasy. Not violent other that the hockey scenes( that's just sports!) I took both of my children to see it and it was okay for them(ages 4 and 11)

My daughter really enjoyed it. Seeing The Rock Johnson is a ballerina outfit was silly enough to keep her attention and make her giggle.

the tooth fairy is a good family movie for your younger kids but parents the tooth fairy has some mild Hockey violence but overall the movie is good also the movie does have a good message about dreams that are important and that kids must be allowed to have fantasies and believe in magic and possibility and the role model is that Derek is an anti-role model always squashing people's dreams, acting surly, and complaining about his bad luck But by the end, of course, he's redeemed himself and learned the value of truly believing in something and how having dreams can lead to bettering yourself.

I liked the movie, and it was kind of cute and peppered with some funny humor, although the acting wasn't the greatest. However, I find it disturbing that people would want their kids to believe in the tooth fairy instead of just telling them the truth! I don't think that we should be lying to our children. That's why I had a talk with my daughter and let her know that some mommies and daddies tell their children about the tooth fairy, but the tooth fairy isn't real and that the kids get money under their pillows because their parents put it there.

Disappointing for a family movie, seemed slow in the middle and I was vested in the characters. Too much Dwayne, not enough Ashley, and Julie and who is the guy who played the "case worker"?