This movie has a LOT of gun violence and anger- as in machine guns in several scenes. I don't know who at Netflix approved it as a "kids movie" but no child should be watching this. I can't believe it's even available on Netflix to begin with. Why would anyone in their right mind even make an animated film for children containing so much gun violence? And why would a company like Netflix make it available for kids to watch? And as far as I can tell, via Roku anyway, Netflix doesn't offer a way to suppress or remove the movie from your queue or list of programs in your settings or anywhere... so frustrated!
Review of The Tayo Movie: Mission Ace
