Should kids watch the dark knight?

Answer 1

That's a hard question to answer. I guess it really depends on how mature she is. If she can stand other movies like Batman Begins and the Spider-Man trilogy, I think The Dark Knight should be okay for her. The Dark Knight is darker that Batman Begins, and there is a scene where a pencil is put through someone's head, but there's barely any blood shown in the entire movie. But to be the judge if she should she it, you would really have to know her. You don't have to be a boy to love Batman, I'm living proof of that. Girls would really like, too. It's just a matter of how much she can take. If she's 8 years old, I recommend she go with an adult. But don't get me wrong, it's an amazing movie.

Answer 2

Well, it's PG-13. How mature is your 10-year-old? With my kids I plan to explain the general plot line with them, not enough to give the story away, just so they are prepared for anything that might happen. Then talk to them about the movie afterward. Talk about the plot, the story, the characters, maybe different choices each character could have made. Basically, enough so they understand that the movie is not real, but if someone made the same choices in the real world, they would have very real and lasting consequences. Such as blowing up a hospital.

Answer 3

No it's too violent and the joker is a morbidly horrifying person that could do damage to a child's young mind.

Answer 4

No, but some parts will scare jumpy people (Lol). I advise not to take young children to see The Dark Knight though.

Answer 5

It depends on their age. Most parents wouldn't let 9 and younger watch it.

Answer 6

That would depend on the age we're talking about here. There is a lot of sexual content in the beginning of the movie, but it isn't that graphic.