The first trailer for Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales has surfaced (see what I did there?), and it is… vague? But still trailer-y.
What we see here is Javier Bardem’s Captain Salazar asking after the whereabouts of Jack Sparrow (Captain, sorry):
Marvel at the new Will-Turner lookalike! And ask yourself the evergreen question: how has Jack Sparrow managed to get so many supernatural beings so deeply interested in his demise?
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My question is–How can this brutal movie be aimed at kids?
Well, since every movie is the series is PG-13… they are NOT aimed at kids? I would expect parents to be cognizant of what their children are watching, and not just assume because its published by Disney that its “for kids”.
@2 Thirteen is still a kid in my book. The clip bothered me, and I’m old enough to be that thirteen year old’s grandmother. I also like action flicks and mild horror.
“new Will Turner lookalike”
uh…. that’s not a coincidence
@MByerly
Have you ever read a traditional kids book? They aren’t all sunshine and light. Grimms fairy tales for example mostly end with a horrific fate for either the protagonist or the villain depending on the moral aimed. However I understand your point.
To an American filmmaker, PG-13 just means there is a suggestion of drug use or sex. Violence is socially acceptable.
Scariest thing to me is that R in the USA doesn’t mean adults only, it means a guardian must accompany the child. Rambo IV was rated as acceptable to escort children to in the USA, whereas generally elsewhere in the world it was 18 minimum.