Language is limited to "crap." Note: The movie was originally rated PG-13, then edited to earn a PG rating.Ĭombining action, animals, extreme sports, robots, and special effects, this movie succeeds in delivering an appealing fantasy of a boy and his 21st-century "dog." The robot canine is the world's coolest gadget and an amazing pet, all in one. At first glance, A.X.L. Teens hold Solo cups and cans at a party, but it's never said that they're drinking alcohol. There's a little teen romance that results in a couple of non-steamy kisses. While the story includes themes of compassion and friendship, characters also make iffy decisions and do things like accept stolen money and gas, and there's some stereotyping. Spoiler alert: The ending may also be distressing for sensitive viewers. There's also mean behavior, dangerous stunts, and weapons use (flamethrower, guns, crossbow). is incapacitated in upsetting ways like electrocution and fire. Violence is the main issue: A.X.L. attacks several times, characters are frequently in peril/distressed, and A.X.L. Here, though, the risk isn't for a living being, but a battle-ready robot that's designed to kill. is a sci-fi adventure about a teenager named Miles ( Alex Neustaedter) and his advanced technology robot "war dog." The story is similar to E.T.in that a misunderstood creature is being used/abused for research purposes until an empathetic stranger risks everything to save it. Which Side of History? How Technology Is Reshaping Democracy and Our Lives.Reflexionando sobre la historia afroamericana en familia.Reflecting on Black History as a Family.Teachers: Find the best edtech tools for your classroom with in-depth expert reviews.
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