The violence is not that bad and if they are going to fight it’s never close up most of it is running away. But nothing that you wouldn’t hear in a pg 13 movie and the classification warns you about language and sex too. Some course language now and then including bitch, shit, ass, dumbass, boobs and penis. One of the characters have a revealing outfit on and dance provocatively to attract men but nothing too serious going on in the sex area. This scene was really funny and it was just for a joke nothing to serious. Now I know a lot of people are complaining about the penis talk but if your a women stuck in a mans body with different genitals what do you expect. I loved this movie honestly, it was vibrant, fun and overall good. Don't have your little kid watch this-too much peril and innuendo. But its best for kids beyond 5th-grade education (when kids learn about puberty changes, including erections, in both sexes) and kids who have heard swearing but know not to use it.

It was a funny, fast-paced, action-packed movie with gorgeous scenery whose themes were teamwork, self-challenges, transformation, believing in yourself, and finding friends in unexpected places. The erection comment was so fast they didn't even hear it through my husband and I laughing hard during that sequence at other comments. My kids also thought it was funny that the Jack Black video game character was really a self-absorbed phone-crazy girl inside so the penis references were giggle-worthy, not gross. When we discussed it later as we often do, my daughter understood SHE WAS A VIDEO GAME CHARACTER and liked the fact it was a smart girl inside who lacked confidence but in that avatar- body became 'stronger' as a result (not sexier-my daughter remembered more the kickboxing moves, not the 'flirting' attempts). The Jack Black 'girl' teaches the bad-ass girl how to 'flirt' by tossing her hair and biting her lip, but the girl does it so badly it's really funny, not appealing. A bit uncomfortable when a scantily clad bad-ass girl used dance moves to distract thugs to help the others get in to a secure location. Really fun to see teens transform into avatar characters in a video game.

We were trying to find a movie none of us had seen, wasn't animated, and appealed to all of us (getting harder and harder to do).

My family with an 11-year-old (mature) girl and 13-year-old boy, my husband and myself really enjoyed this movie during the Coronavirus Social Distancing first week.

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