PG-13

What it’s about: A cynical young woman hits her head and wakes up in a fantasy rom-com world.

The kid attractor factor: Younger teens might be drawn to this bright comedy, as well as star Rebel Wilson.

Violence: A few bad falls and mishaps and a pretty violent mugging resulting in said head injury.

Language: Some language, though her swearing constantly gets bleeped out by ambient street noise.

Sexuality: References to sex and sexuality, a few kissing scenes, nothing graphic.

Drugs: A reference to selling drugs.

Parents advisory: Fine for older kids and teens.

PG-13

What it’s about: An adaptation of the popular manga, this blockbuster sci-fi epic follows a young cyborg as she comes into her full powers while fighting the forces of evil.

The kid attractor factor: The bombastic action-adventure style and young lead character will likely draw younger audiences.

Violence: This film is quite violent — shockingly so — but manages to get away with it because there’s no actual blood and guts. Every being that’s shredded and dismembered is of the robotic variety.

Language: Some swearing.

Sexuality: Juvenile flirtation and kissing.

Drugs: None.

Parents advisory: The film is exceptionally violent. Probably best for teens only.

PG

What it’s about: The Lego characters of Bricksburg find themselves having an adventure in outer space, where they learn to love even those who are alien and different from themselves.

The kid attractor factor: The animation, humor, stars and familiarity with the property.

Violence: Some mild action scenes — space adventure.

Language: None.

Sexuality: None.

Drugs: None.

Parents advisory: A fun, wild adventure that will appeal to kids and parents alike.