Advice about films kids may want to see —
whatever the rating — in theaters or opening soon

Jason Momoa, left, and Amber Heard in a scene from “Aquaman.” (Warner Bros. Pictures)
By Katie Walsh Tribune News Service
‘AQUAMAN’
PG-13
What it’s about: The oceangoing DC Comics character gets his own film, straddling life on the surface and turmoil in the undersea kingdom of Atlantis.
The kid attractor
factor: The big, bold, bright aquatic adventure will be a draw for kids.
Violence: Fighting, shooting, stabbing, destruction, etc., but nothing too gory.
Language: Some swearing/strong language.
Sexuality: A prolonged kiss.
Drugs: Strong beer.
Parents advisory: This is a fun spectacle that will please the whole family, but it’s too scary for younger kids.
‘BUMBLEBEE’
PG-13
What it’s about: The cuddliest Transformer of all, Bumblebee, gets his own ’80s-set origin story.
The kid attractor
factor: The young stars, comedy and action spectacle will draw kids and teens.
Violence: Several action/fight scenes between Bumblebee and the Decepticons.
Language: None.
Sexuality: Some flirtation.
Drugs: None.
Parents advisory: This is family-friendly and a fun Transformers flick that will appeal to all ages — just too violent for the youngest kids.
‘SPIDER-MAN:
INTO THE SPIDER-VERSE’
PG
What it’s about: An eye-popping animated film featuring newest Spider-Man Miles Morales and all of the other Spider-people from the other universes.
The kid attractor
factor: The character, as well as the incredible and beautiful animation.
Violence: Some action scenes featuring chasing, beating, explosions, shooting, etc.
Language: No strong swear words but some mature language.
Sexuality: None.
Drugs: None.
Parents advisory: Probably too scary for the youngest ones.