It's a good movie but during the movie i saw this movie i saw a woman take her child out of the theater!!!!!Totally NOT PG. Language is huge. S--t 3 times bull---t once from a 14 year old! A--hole, H--l, d--n, and holy s--t once but cut off by a bears roar. S--t is used casually with NO problem. The 7 year old Rosie says "Everybody around here says your a d--k but i dont think you are!" Everybody in the theater laughed but once again people took their kids out of the theater. I'm not sure but i thought i heard a fa---t! A portrait of a woman is shown shirtless!

I must have been in the bathroom when they said a totally horrible swear word multiple times or something because I thought the language appropriate for at least teenagers, they did not use one swear word that I didn't know by age 10. My parents said they would have taken a younger child to it when I asked them. However, they are more concerned about violence than most parents are and don't tend to be as considered about the rest and there was a little bit of violence in this movie, but not much. About the Easter Bunny comment, parents could explain that he is using it as a metaphor, which is kind of is since they aren't talking about anything to do with the Easter Bunny.

This movie is completely heart-warming. It tells the journey of Benjamin Mee and his two young children as they open a zoo. The plot is fresh and imaginative, and though some of the language does come from the kids good points are proven through the use of it. The language is not used senselessly, there is a point to it. Even the little girl's one swear word had purpose, and it was not just for laughs. The struggle between father and son because of the death of his wife is very believable and will make you feel for the family. What they accomplish is amazing and the witty sarcasm and humor throughout the movie really make it worthwhile to watch. I will most definitely be buying the movie and reading the book! Strongly recommended!

My Dad died 6 months ago and almost everything in the movie related to my life. I really connect with Dylan. im 14 and everything (besides the zoo) is extremely accurate. It was even spot on when his son says "you never even taught me how to shave." (My circumstances being a little different with my dad dieing he never had the chance to show me)Yeah there are some language parts but kids about 8 and up should know not to say those words. But my main point is that this movie is a great way to bring up greiving because this movie nails it and i know it will make this period alot eaiser for me.

Good. The result: We Bought Some Good. Matt Damon is so awesome!

Your animal-loving tweens and preteens will want to see this movie. And it wouldn't get good reviews if the family didn't actually buy the zoo. It would be boring if it was about one of the family's friends buying the zoo and it was about the friend. Because people want the main characters to do the dirty work. But think before taking young kids. But, there is some swearing and a little bit of animal attacking.

The movie is rated PG 13 when I went to see it. So stop complaining. It's PG 13. Yes, a 7 year old using d!#% in a sentence is what do you oldies use? "humiliating." or whatever. Grow up. It's PG 13. Therefore, it is your fault for taking your kids to see it. And it's based on Benjamin Mee's story anyway. Please grow up. *This was not meant to cause any disagreements. I am mearly stating my opinion.

The title "We Bought A Zoo" makes the implication that the movie is cute and lighthearted. In some ways, yes, however the death of the mother is a very heavy subject. (My mom cryed!) I thought most of the langauge was fine for a PG movie, however the use of D*%k by a seven year old pushes the boundaries. I thought this was a very well done movie, the little girl was adorable, and the story was well put together. This movie is fine for most kids 9 and up.

The movie was an awesome journey of adventure, strength, and inspiration for any age.. We had 3 generations there and everyone loved it !! I would recommend it for family viewing.. Sadly, there was a few swear words, which I thought were so unnecessary to make the movie, but I guess in today's world, that is not too bad. I think by age 8 you can explain that there are adult angry words that are not appropriate or acceptable for children to use. I do wish writers would take into account we do not need to encourage rude behavior.