In the case of many fairy tales, this is a side effect of changing values over time. You'd think that rating labels on posters and cases would prevent this, wouldn't you? The 1970s era warning, 'Parental Guidance Suggested - some material may not be suitable for pre-teenagers,' was somehow not clear enough, so the redundant extra rating 'PG-13' was created, and yet today parents take their kindergartners to PG-13 movies anyway.

In other words, these people who say that something is for kids because it's fantasy, animation, superhero, all of the above, or prominently features child characters are Comically Missing the Point. Many people assume All Animation Is Disney, which is a risky thing to do as Disney, for the most part, outbowdlerized Bowdler.

A truly astonishing number of people fail to get it in their heads that animated films can be for adults only even if they're not X-rated. Several stories starring animals - particularly very old versions - are just as bad. If you are paying attention at all, you will notice that many Fairy Tales are stories of murder, theft and much worse. Well, sure, if you want to scar them for life, shove their hearts into a woodchipper, confuse them to an overwhelming extreme, or teach them things and/or words they really shouldn't know yet. That kid's sure going to enjoy the nice cartoon his mom and dad gave him.Īll fantasy, space operas, fairy tales, everything with talking animals, anything with a child as the protagonist, Superhero movies, Comic Books, and Animation Age Ghetto is okay for kids, right?

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