What we flagged
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Our take
Damian is still a child who wants to fight, and a hidden court plus a doll-maker make the night grim. You will hear hell, damn, b-word, and son of a b-word. Watch with a parent from 14. The child-in-danger scenes are the main reason
Uplifting themes
A father keeps trying to teach a no-kill rule Adults argue over how to raise a violent child. Batman wants him alive
Story (may spoil tone)
Damian Wayne is having a hard time coping with his father's "no killing" rule. Meanwhile, Gotham is going through hell with threats such as the insane Dollmaker, and the secretive Court of Owls.
What we flagged
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Details
Violence Night raids, blade fights, and a grim doll-maker plot. Frequent and dark
Night raids, blade fights, and a grim doll-maker plot. Frequent and dark
Language Hell, damn, b-word, and son of a b-word. Regular for an animated film
Hell, damn, b-word, and son of a b-word. Regular for an animated film
Sex / nudity A bedroom joke between adults. Quick innuendo, no sex scene
A bedroom joke between adults. Quick innuendo, no sex scene
Frightening A doll-maker, a secret court, and talk of monsters. Creepy more than ju…
A doll-maker, a secret court, and talk of monsters. Creepy more than jump-scare
Child peril / abuse A child is in the fights and is targeted to be killed
A child is in the fights and is targeted to be killed
Gore / death / weapons Blades and talk of a bloody trail. Some injury, not torture close-ups
Blades and talk of a bloody trail. Some injury, not torture close-ups
Dangerous behaviour A child using lethal moves and sneaking out to fight
A child using lethal moves and sneaking out to fight
Grief / bereavement Parents being killed is part of why people fight
Parents being killed is part of why people fight
Talk after watching
- What is the difference between justice and revenge for a child?
- If a parent says no killing, why is that hard for this boy?