If you Had Kids/Or Do, Would you Allow them to See the New Barbie Move Rated PG13?

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Telekinetic-Potato · Accepted Answer

Yea, I'd take my kids to go see it. It had a message that I think was well intended and made sense for what's going on right now with the world.

The movie accurately depicted how men are today and even though I disagree with some of the more subtle points the movie was trying to make, I think the overall message of

"The real world is a confusing place and it's not unusual to feel lost or confused and there's nothing wrong with you if you feel that way and you should keep figuring yourself out instead of worrying about what other people think you're supposed to be."

Was a very clearly made, and we'll intended one.

It took the tropes of the men being ditzy and stupid but the woman is perfect to the extreme. But it also never really took itself seriously during those parts, so far as I can remember it was pretty clear what was a joke and what was a part of the message.

Another message that I think went over a lot of people's heads was how this epidemic of girls who don't take care of themselves, stay in bed all day, scrolling through social media all day is a mental health issue and they related it to woman not knowing how they fit into a post patriarchal society.

Which I think is the biggest issue we face not just as men or woman but as a society.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

No, it's a feminist shit show thatentions patriarchy 11 times and "I don't need a man" half a dozen.. I don't need my kids watching feminist bullshit.

19magic · Accepted Answer

I probably would if she's 10 and older, every movie we watch I try to ask her questions to get her to think about the world. I'm sure that a movie liem that would make her think, sometimes I'd even pause the movie and get her thinking rather than just passive watching.

As for what, it's normally just things like why is that person feeling like that, what happened, do you thin that was right (normally about the villan), is there a way they could have done it differently. She got scared one time so most times I ask her if it's real or not and that calms her down.

menina · Accepted Answer

No because that's not a movie for children.

OlderAndWiser · Answer

If I had children, I would assume that any movie currently produced for kids is loaded with sociopolitical indoctrination. In other words. . . hell no!

MzAsh · Answer

If I had a teen, yes. Younger kids wouldn’t understand the depth of the story here.

meetkitty123 · Answer

I took my kids in the ages raged from 5 to 14

The five-year-old had no clue what was going on she just love the dance scenes and the pretty colors.

In the teens didn't even understand all the grown-up jokes.

If you Had Kids/Or Do, Would you Allow them to See the New Barbie Move Rated PG13?

Each kiddo had their own doll specially bought for the movie

FunkyMonkee · Answer

Not because of the rating but because of the content. Hell, I haven't seen a new movie in decades because of the woke shit they force down your throat!! That, and the fact that most movies in the past 20-some years are GARBAGE!!!

AviatorTom · Answer

I'm way past having young kids, mine are grown. But if I had younguns... It depends how young. If older than 5, I'd take them. Younger, I'd leave them home.

TooHot2Care · Answer

I'll let you know after I see it tomorrow.

I don't doubt its feminist as fuck, but based on what a Youtuber told me about it, there is something anti-feminists and feminists alike would miss when watching it.

humanearth · Answer

Depending on their age. Prefer G rated movies myself. But one one is making true G rated movies anymore. You would think Barbie Movie would be for sure a G rated movie

lightbulb27 · Answer

No but id have them watch the sound if freedom movie… at some point. Id turn off hollywood garbage and watch old movies.

Shortcake5 · Answer

Well it's not really  for  kids, but there's enough silly goofy stuff in it that kids might enjoy it too. I don't really know what kids are into these days.

Jaximus-Lion · Answer

If i had any kids! I would totaly ignore all this age thing PG, R rated and so on. And Barbie? Nah, something else 😁

Yannishka · Answer

I haven't seen it so to cosplay that boring parent that never lets my kids do anything, I would say no and do your homework.

RobT312 · Answer

I’d check out the content first but it’s ken and Barbie…it can’t be too bad

EmmaMary · Answer

Thankfully our children are far too young to watch such complete and utter rubbish.

luvstoned4him · Answer

If it's PG and especially if they are you g kids then I won't want them to watch it

BootsLover94 · Answer

Of course yes because I am not a PC snowflake who get triggers over movies

AnusNdaPainus · Answer

I thought the Mario movie was pushing it. parents are way too cool today mine would’ve never allowed me to watch any movie rating that was above PG

Sevenpointfive · Answer

i wouldn't allow a third world child to see it

EricSummer · Answer

My son is 14. He watched it with his girlfriend. I do not think he would have watched it otherwise, buy with her he liked it. My daughter is 17 and not interested in this movie.

Do you mean would we allow it if the kids were younger than 13? I think it's quite harmless. As a European I find these ratings exceedingly strict on sexuality, though about right on violence. For example, when they are talking about their doll anatomies that's no problem for me.

Dargil · Answer

I would want to see it (suffer through it) first. It is likely laced with wokeness.

exitseven · Answer

I think that it would be okay. They see worse than that on Netflix.

XXblack88 · Answer

If I had kids, they would have to be at least preteen like 12 or 13

Likes2drive · Answer

I guess so, if they wanted to and were old enough which they are now but I don’t think they have any desire to see that movie

clampfan101 · Answer

They’d have to wait until they were 13yo. We could stream it at home. Until then they can watch Barbie Swan Lake, or whatever. lol

Massageman · Answer

No, whether they are more than- or less than- or equal to- 13 years old.

KatherineJ · Answer

My daughter isn’t even interested. So I don’t have to worry about it. 😁

Staximus · Answer

Why are they going to make a movie that little kids are going to want to see PG-13? Stupid

AngryCarl2 · Answer

If I had kids I would not take them to the Barbie movie.

Jamie05rhs · Answer

Of course not. Movies for adults are not for children.

HeartFullOfGlue · Answer

I recently saw the Barbie movie, in the theater there were age groups of all kind in there, teenage girls, teenage boys, old couples, parents with kids -5, and just a bunch of snazzy folks. The jokes flew over the little kids heads and made us older folks laugh our heads off. I'd bring children, I'd bring everyone.

OddBeMe · Answer

I have none, but it seems tame enough. Probably boring for them. Which is good for movies. We should stop making “big tent” films where it’s so fcking thin it’s not enjoyable.

shy_siren · Answer

My son is 17 and not into Barbie... so in this case no.

FreyaRed · Answer

Yes, but I had to explain some things after watching this movie in the way this kid recognizes propaganda.

Anonymous · Answer

People you realize it is not a teen or kids show just something made to get attention to the brand... The makers don't care what the story was just new barbie movie free publicity and if it is hated all the better!

Middle_Sch_Whirl_Grl · Answer

I need to see it first to make a decision.

StarWarGirl · Answer

I would decide that after watching it

Taffy1234 · Answer

No. Let kids be kids.

DJB72 · Answer

No, but I don't think he's interested in it anyway

slatyb · Answer

I would let my child watch anything they wanted to watch.

annabananna · Answer

Depends on age of the child

DarkLegacy · Answer

I have no idea what it is about

HippieVeganJewslim · Answer

I’ve watched R-rated films as a kid, so a PG-13 film can’t be too bad!

Anonymous · Answer

my family isn't interested in this nonsense lol we like nerdy things. not this...

Philyouup · Answer

yes, i’d see it with them.

loveslongnails · Answer

I'm not having kids, so moot point.

Christoff92 · Answer

Sure. It's not Sexual and violent.

Anonymous · Answer

No, if she takes after this version of Barbie she would end up as a ugly cat woman or a slut.

Sasha0426 · Answer

Wait, it’s PG-13? I thought it was at least rated PG.

more_than_a_guy · Answer

There are too much politics in that movie for kids, and the politics are radical feministic.

normandi · Answer

All movies are as bad so why not

rigmarole · Answer

Nope.

SnowedIn · Answer

Absolutely yes.

Anonymous · Answer

I dont agree with that transgender stuff. That's all I can say without getting ban.

peterrezeeek · Answer

absolutely.. why not

Bklynbadboy12 · Answer

Hell no lol

dirtyblue13 · Answer

Yes of course

AutisticLonelyWoman · Answer

No because it’s rated PG 13

BigRed1987 · Answer

Hell no, that movie is trash

Anonymous · Answer

yes lol

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