That’s sort of the point.Īnimation is a bit off putting, but well done. People seem to be a bit confused by this choice, but I felt it made perfect sense.Īs an outsider myself I finder the plastic peppy woman with no respect for others way scarier than the Addams. If you enjoy Tim Burton I think you will recognize and understand the depiction of the bright and pastel cookie cutter town of Assimilation as disturbing in its own right. Keeping in mind that the 90s live action movies were rated PG-13 (and this is of course PG), I think they did I good job keeping the grim, spooky, and kooky tone of the movies. With a message of accepting other’s differences to boot. Turns out it’s a great kid friendly version of the Addams family! I put off watching this movie for ages due to its bad reviews. Most of the dark/violent content is intended to be funny.ĭid you know you can flag iffy content? Adjust limits for Violence & Scariness in your kid's entertainment guide. The house itself yells "Get out!" in a spooky voice. A climactic confrontation between the Addams and the Assimilation town causes property damage, minor injuries.
At school, Wednesday shocks the dissection frogs back to life. An Addams rite of passage requires each Addams to do a choreographed dance with a special sword. Wednesday and Pugsley often fight with weapons and explosives, and it's common for Wednesday to shoot an arrow at Fester. Wednesday's braids end in the form of a noose. A character is struck by a car but survives.
People hurl and catapult fiery rocks/boulders that cause lots of property damage. They respond by using swords instead of injuring people, they slice open their trousers (which fall and reveal underwear). Townsfolk with pitchforks, torches drive Addams family out of the Old Country (Eastern Europe).
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