I took three children (aged 8-10) to see Up All Night yesterday.
I had seen the trailer and the children regularly watch Friday download and we were really looking forward to it.
As soon as it started I thought I may have made a mistake thinking it was a PG (usually OK for ages 8+) as it was quite scary.
I thought this may just have been part of the introduction, and decided to wait and see if it got better, but the longer it went on the scarier it got.
My daughter, aged 8, started to cry and both 10 year old boys asked to leave.
I feel the PG rating is totally inappropriate for this film, which subsequently gave my daughter nightmares.
I had seen the trailer and the children regularly watch Friday download and we were really looking forward to it.
As soon as it started I thought I may have made a mistake thinking it was a PG (usually OK for ages 8+) as it was quite scary.
I thought this may just have been part of the introduction, and decided to wait and see if it got better, but the longer it went on the scarier it got.
My daughter, aged 8, started to cry and both 10 year old boys asked to leave.
I feel the PG rating is totally inappropriate for this film, which subsequently gave my daughter nightmares.