Kids-In-Mind

Now that summer is here, there are quite a few new movies opening up. But as a concerned parent, are any of these films appropriate for your young one. If you would like to find out, then surf on over to today’s FamSite and you will get all the information you want.

The site is called Kids-In-Mind, and is a site that rates new films. But they go beyond the G/PG/PG-13/etc. system and give ratings that help understand if this is a film you want to watch. They use a system of three numbers that represent sex/nudity, violence/gore, and profanity. The lower the number, the more appropriate it is for young ones. For example, Dr. Doolittle 2 with Eddie Murphy gets a 3/3/3 rating, while Laura Croft, Tomb Raider gets a 3/6/3. Each movie has a synopsis, as well as in-depth reviews for each area that is rated. There are also discussion topics for each film, so lively conversation can be had after the film. Videos as well as older films from the past 10-15 years are listed as well.

This is an excellent reference site for anyone interested in what their children watch at the movies. Be sure to book mark it and return often, it is a great place to know about.

http://www.kids-in-mind.com/

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  1. What a great site this is – great family friendly resource.
    What I do, as the Artist Known as Daddy A Go Go, is create original and family-friendly rock and roll for kids. Its a personally owned and operated site.
    Thanks,
    JB

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