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Family guide to new movie releases

Katie Walsh, Tribune News Service on

Published in Parenting News

'HAROLD AND THE PURPLE CRAYON'

Rated PG for mild action and thematic elements.

What it’s about: An adaptation of the Crockett Jensen children's book about a boy and his crayon — now an adult navigating the real world.

The kid attractor factor: I suppose this is for kids, despite mostly starring adults with adult problems (bad job, unrequited crush, etc.).

Good lessons/bad lessons: Create your own world with your imagination (there are some downsides).

Violence: Some perilous situations but no real violence.

Language: None

Sex: A weirdly amorous librarian and fantasy author.

Drugs: None

Parents’ advisory: Appropriate for kids of most ages.

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'COUP!'

 

No MPA rating but some sexuality and violence.

What it’s about: A new chef foments a rebellion at the palatial country house of a progressive journalist hiding out from the 1918 influenza pandemic.

The kid attractor factor: Not much, this is more of an adult class satire.

Good lessons/bad lessons: Always treat the staff with care and respect.

Violence: Some shooting and bloody images.

Language: Some swearing.

Sex: Allusions to sex and some kissing and foreplay. No nudity.

Drugs: Smoking and drinking. A mushroom poisoning.

Parents’ advisory: Too mature for kids but fine for teens.

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