Laika’s latest is closing in on the lifetime grosses of several earlier studio releases, offering an early test of Fathom’s first wide release.
Laika’s latest is closing in on the lifetime grosses of several earlier studio releases, offering an early test of Fathom’s first wide release.
There’s a few on screen deaths that they take head on unapologetically. There’s no euphemisms nor off screen death nor other ambiguity. I wouldn’t say there’s anything particularly gory.
The themes are dealing with grief and loss of innocence. So you’d have to gauge how well a kid could handle those things because they’d have to be fairly mature.
To me it kinda feels like the kind of movies they made in the 80s in terms of how scary (for lack of a better word) it gets
Optimus prime crushed my soul back in the day.