Makes sense for a parent.
I know a lot of people are saying, "I saw it and turned out fine!" while missing the point about attempting to retain a child's innocence for as long as possible without them having to deal with the burdens of the brooding and darkness depicted in the film.
Upon reflection, I love the movie NOW more than I did when I was younger, and it was one of my favorite films when I was younger.
It's perfectly paced, well edited, and has the kind of brooding darkness that matched the Gothic tone of Tim Burton's 1989 Batman. There's a cinematic similarity between those films that make them feel timeless and very grounded in the moment. They aren't necessarily traits kids will grasp or understand at the time, but it's something savvy teens will likely appreciate beyond the action and comedy.
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