Parents need to know that Star Wars: Episode VII: The Force Awakens is the hugely anticipated seventh installment in the big-screen Star Wars franchise, featuring new main characters as well as beloved favorites like Han Solo ( Harrison Ford), Leia Organa ( Carrie Fisher), and Chewbacca. Spoiler alert: Supporting characters are injured, one is presumed dead, and there's one very upsetting death.ĭid you know you can flag iffy content? Adjust limits for Violence & Scariness in your kid's entertainment guide. A young man has debilitating anger issues. A man orders an entire village of civilians/witnesses slaughtered and cuts down an unarmed man. Large, monstrous creatures rampage through a ship other creatures look scary/threatening, and the leader of the First Order is creepy.
Laser guns of all shapes and sizes (handheld, ship mounted, etc.) bombs. Quick glimpses of dead soldiers and civilians lying around. Kylo Ren tortures people, both physically and with the Force. There's a weapon that can destroy entire systems, and there are explosive battle sequences in which people die and ships burst into flames.
Lots of sci-fci action violence on both the largest possible scale (planets obliterated) and much smaller (one-on-one lightsaber duels and firefights/shoot-outs), but hardly any blood/gore (with the exception of bloody fingerprints on a white stormtrooper helmet).
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