Sophia Lee

THIS REVIEW CONTAINS NO SPOILERS. A good Disney remake movie. To be honest, I did enjoy this movie. There weren't many of the hero vs villains spotlight scenes in this movie, it's still a good one. This movie is significantly different from the original 1937 movie. Unlike the 1937 movie, where Snow White shelters herself because she is scared to face her stepmother, the remake version of Snow White is fearless leader who isn't afraid to fight to restore the kingdom. Is my child mature and old enough to watch this movie? - Expect a few disturbing moments, most notably the final battle, Snow White falling into the hole and drowning for a bit, Snow White being poisoned and Evil Queen's transformation scene. Despite this, when Snow White falls and drowns is partially like how it was in the original movie, and as for when Snow White is poisoned and when Evil Queen turns into an old woman is only very little to not being creepier than the original version. The final battle scene, particularly the final moments of the final battle might be scary for very young children. As for the romance parts of the movie, there are some flirting and kissing scenes, but it's not really that disturbing. While there are some rude scenes, most notably verbal insults, food fighting and bullying one of the dwarfes, Snow White lightens the tone by being a good role model to everyone who were being mean and argumentative.

I absolutely love Demon Slayer as one of my most favorite animes of all time. For the age group, I would recommend it to anyone who is 12 years old or older. The reason for this is because there are many things that might not be suitable for young children. SPOILER ALERT! There is a lot of inappropriate scenes in this anime and includes several of the villains' crimes that related to blood such as cannibalism, murdering and demonizing innocent people, and action-fantasy violence.

As a Korean myself, I am going to say that this is one of the best and the kid-friendliest shows I have ever seen. For the age group, I would recommend it to kids who are at least 2 years old or older. The TV show is about a talking penguin, Pororo, who often hangs out with his friends and sometimes helps them solve problems. There are many scenes and episodes where Pororo and his friends argue, however, as this is a kid-friendly show, inappropriate behaviors such as violence and saying curse words are not included.