Parents' Guide to The Seven Deadly Sins: Grudge of Edinburgh

Movie PG-13 2022 52 minutes
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Common Sense Media Review

By Jeremy Looney , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 13+

Lots of fighting, some blood in sequel to popular series.

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age 13+

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What's the Story?

THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS: GRUDGE OF EDINBURGH is set 14 years after the events of the original The Seven Deadly Sins anime. Tristan Liones (voiced by Jeannie Tirado) is the prince of the Kingdom of Liones. He has inherited the power to heal wounds and injuries from his parents. A villain from the land of Edinburgh has placed a curse on Tristan's mother that has left her gravely ill. Tristan rushes towards Edinburgh Castle to defeat the mysterious villain and lift the curse from his mother. Along the way Tristan finds other victims of Edinburgh whom he helps and befriends throughout his quest.

Is It Any Good?

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Parents say ( 2 ):
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This action adventure is best for fans of the original show otherwise viewers may be left confused. The Seven Deadly Sins: Grudge of Edinburgh is a movie follow up to the popular The Seven Deadly Sins series. Set 14 years after the end of the original anime, this movie is a companion piece that continues from an already well-established lore and setting. Characters, settings, abilities, and even the villain's motive for revenge all require a prior knowledge of the series. As a standalone film, however, viewers may enjoy some of the action sequences and positive messages, since Prince Tristan often exhibits the ideals of compassion and heroism. Overall, The Seven Deadly Sins: Grudge of Edinburgh is best left to the fans of the long-running anime series.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about learning positive ways to overcome self-doubt. Are there any hidden worries giving your kids self-doubt? How can these negatives be replaced with positives.

  • Families can also talk about the relationship between peace and violence. Talk to your kids about your values. Is it ever okay to use violence to protect yourself or others?

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