Conclusion: 2014 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles reboot of the franchise began in the PG-13 range, so parents should expect a high level of violence and other content; However, the film is quite soft compared to other PG-13 superhero movies, the young target groups.
MPAA: PG-13 for sci-fi violence action
Genre: Action / Adventure
Recommended age: 9 +
Time: 100 minutes
Starring: Megan Fox, Will Arnett, William Fichtner
Studio: Paramount Pictures
Release Date: 8th August 2014
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Overview
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is set in the present day, in New York, where a heinous crime syndicate called the Foot Clan crime and terror has spread throughout the city. When a young reporter named April O'Neil starts examining a crime scene Foot Clan, she sees a group of vigilantes who attack a Foot Clan boat to discover a lot. If O'Neil captured land in another clan foot, she is rescued by security forces - four genetically modified turtles named Donatello, Michelangelo, Leonardo, Raphael and - bring in his underground hideout graduate education and his master genetically modified rat Splinter. She explained that from a scientific experiment by technological brain Eric Sacks, who were now created in the same league as Shredder, the leader of the Foot Clan.
When the Foot Clan wearing a killer attack underground cave turtle, Donatello, Leonardo, Michelangelo and used by Sacks and his men captured as part of a conspiracy to spread toxins throughout the city. Raphael is forced into an alliance with April O'Neil form to other turtles to save. But if Shredder threat to distribute to toxins in the world, the turtles need to unite with April O'Neil, to save the world.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Review for Parents
Despite the PG-13 rating, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for children, and has a good sense of humor and childish stupid characters. The film has some violence, but it is very soft and impractical for other PG-13 movies like Captain America. Winter Soldier or The Edge Of Tomorrow Many action sequences do not occur throughout the film includes swords and martial arts action, but rarely hurt anyone, and there is little or no blood.
The Shredder character can not be scary for some children, but not too scary and a lot of time on the screen. There are some sexual innuendo, commenting especially with men, how attractive a woman is, but they are sweet and very likely will not be picked up by the children and are not as hot as jokes Guardians of the Galaxy this summer. Blasphemy in the film is usually mild for a PG-13 movie, with two uses of "A" word of mouth and the word "s".
While humor and action to entertain the children, childish tone of the film may be too uncomfortable for tweens and teens. Girls can also find the least interesting movie, because there is no strong female characters as April O'Neil, who is constantly in danger, and has just been rescued by other characters in general. The film feels less intense than other PG-13 films released in 2014, and is much less intense and violent than other summer action movies. Basically, the tone and style of the film is very similar to that of a comic book. Children may want to martial arts fights in the film, which mimic an interpretation of the live-action cartoons such as Kung Fu Panda drawings as action and not too far from the last movie TMNT, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2007 cartoon.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Content Overview
Violence (Medium): Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has a lot of fights and action everywhere, but no one was killed, and there is little or no blood. Although it explosions and destruction at the end of the film were actually displayed on the screen no injuries. While the violence in this film is gentle enough for a PG-13, there is plenty of action by Kung-Fu, and use a character of weapons to fight a duel.
Horror Scenes (High): The character Shredder can be scary for children, but is never much time on the screen or sometimes nothing particularly wrong. The main characters are constantly in danger, but that never seem to hurt.
Sex / Nudity (soft): a very mild references that are probably not collected from young children. Some women wear high necklines or form assembly lines.
Drugs and Alcohol (None): None.
(Mild) Language: Two uses of the "a" word, saying inaudibly "s".
/ Disrespectful behavior imitable (above): While the kids might want to play some of the action sequences, the film has characters with positive qualities such as loyalty and brotherhood. People are together in danger, but their actions are motivated usually by positive characteristics such as altruism. Probably be tempting the action sequences and little regard for the language or jokes, to imitate for young children.
/ Disturbing scenes Sad (moderate): At one point, it seems that Splinter is dead, is emotional for turtles. April shows remorse for his dead father, but is rather short.
Movie themes children may have questions about family, brothers, Science, accidents, reporter, Ninjas, germs and poison war
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