This seemed to have more screen time devoted to peril than the Brother Bear 1. The love interest portion of the story is central and not essential for intended audience. This version seems to have ...
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- 2 kids: ages 3, 5
What My Kids Love Now
Books. And, movies/TV with no commercials: Wall-E, My Neighbor Totoro, Happy Feet, Little Bear, Peep and the Big Wide World, Max & Ruby, Curious George, Real Wheels Dave shows, Dinosaur documentaries
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Titles You’ve Reviewed
DVD: Brother Bear 2
I rate this titleonand give it3 year old more scared, 5 year old like it but still didn't understand the plot, reasons for behaviors
Book: Charlotte's Web
I rate this titleonand give it- My highlights are:
- Good role models
On at 4 years old
We own it and my son started watching by the time he was 4 years old.
DVD: Peter Pan
I rate this titleiffyand give itMy concerns are:- Excessive violence
- Inappropriate sexual content
- Inappropriate language
- Negative role models
With 5 year old we'll try reading the book. Don't care for the movie
My 3 year old was turned off pretty quickly. My five year old boy was interested but getting a little vibe he didn't like (like moving trees and more he couldn't verbalize) to the point ...
DVD: Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
I rate this titleiffyand give itMy concerns are:- Excessive violence
Not ready at age 5.
I'm watching this as I type and decided I'm not ready for my 5 year old to see it yet. Certainly not my 3 year old, so it can't pass as a family movie for us. There is a lot of peril ...
