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Does Spider-Man: Far from Home come up swinging
for kids?

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Most definitely.

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This Spidey's gonna stick with tweens.

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In this stylish sequel to Spider-Man: Homecoming,

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Peter Parker tries to take a break from heroics
-- but trouble finds him in Europe.

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"You're a very difficult person to contact, Spider-man."

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Sure, this movie's for kids, but there's still
plenty of violence.

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We're talking epic battle scenes and mass
destruction, with characters getting injured.

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Plus Spider-Man is shot at and hit by a train,
and in a vision he sees a friend as a corpse.

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"Oh my God."

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As for language, expect some moderate cursing,
and there's flirting, hand-holding, kissing,

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and a shirtless Peter.

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Bottom line: Spider-Man is still all about
power and responsibility,

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plus the values of courage, humility, and
perseverance.

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"You're gonna be the next Iron Man now?

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"Well no, I don't have time. I'm too busy doing your job."

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"Ohhhh, what?"

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"I'm kidding, I'm kidding!"

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Common Sense says Spider-Man: Far from Home
is OK for kids 11 and up,

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and we give it our Common Sense Seal.

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For more age-appropriate media picks, visit
us at commonsense.org.