Wildwood vs Narnia: The Magician's Nephew

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MOVIE · 2026 · PG-13

Wildwood Watch with kid
Youngest OK
12+
Best ages
12–17
Parent reviews
0

LAIKA's first PG-13 film is a dark, long stop-motion fantasy about a girl who enters a magical forest to rescue her baby brother from crows. The rating includes bloody fantasy violence and suicide-related material, so it is not a typical LAIKA family pick.

Bottom line: LAIKA's first PG-13 film is dark fantasy, not a typical family pick, and its rating includes suicide-related material. Provisionally for ages 12 and up; wait for our post-release breakdown before taking younger kids.

Content meters

Violence & scares
Heavy

Strong

Sex & nudity
Mild

Mild

Language
Some

Some

Drinking / drugs
None

Not present

Mature themes
Heavy

Strong

Educational
None

Where to watch

Streaming availability changes. Always confirm before paying.

  • U.S. theaters (opens October 23, 2026)
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MOVIE · 2027

Narnia: The Magician's Nephew Watch with kid
Youngest OK
8+
Best ages
8–14
Parent reviews
0

Greta Gerwig's Netflix adaptation of C.S. Lewis's prequel novel opens in theaters and IMAX on February 12, 2027 and streams on Netflix April 2. It is not yet rated, and the book has dark moments for younger readers.

Bottom line: A prestige fantasy based on a dark-edged creation story, still unrated. Our provisional call is ages 8 and up, with a parent along for younger or sensitive kids, and we will update once a rating and the finished film are available.

Content meters

Violence & scares
A lot

Moderate

Sex & nudity
None

Not present

Language
None

Not present

Drinking / drugs
None

Not present

Mature themes
A lot

Moderate

Educational
Mild

Where to watch

Streaming availability changes. Always confirm before paying.

  • In US theaters February 12, 2027 (early previews February 10, 2027)
  • Netflix: streaming begins April 2, 2027
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