Warhorse One Parents Guide (2024)

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That said, the movie is too long, and the action sometimes gets a bit repetitious. WARHORSE ONE is also marred by lots of strong foul language, including eight “f” words. In addition, it has very strong war violence with multiple gun battles.

Parents need to know that Warhorse One is a predictable wartime drama about a rescue mission set in Afghanistan with plenty of violence and some strong language.

One of the SEAL team operators, Master Chief Richard Mirko (Johnny Strong), is thrown from the wreckage, miraculously surviving the crash. With the rest of his team killed in action, Mirko continues his search for the missionaries, but finds their vehicle ambushed, the only survivor: a traumatized 5 year old child.

Everyone is dead except for Zoe Walker (Athena Durner) a young girl who cries a lot. He has to try to survive against the Afghanistan version of the gang that couldn't shoot straight.

It's pretty good, it's entertaining, there are some tense scenes. It's not the best war film out there, but it's ok for a non-war-knowledgeable human.

When his horse is sold to the cavalry, a young man enlists to fight in the First World War. Adapted from the popular novel and stage show, the scenes of battle violence may be too intense for younger viewers.

Parents need to know that Steven Spielberg's adaptation of the English children's book and hit Broadway show, War Horse, depicts war in a realistic manner that's too intense for younger kids. Despite being an earnest, sentimental horse drama, the war sequences show soldiers being killed in action …

That said, WARHORSE ONE is marred by some strong foul language, including eight “f” words and very strong war violence with multiple gun battles.

She jumps out and lands behind them, immediately heading towards Kyudai's location, but the High-Ends intercept her. She then uses an Ultimate Move called Luna Ring to blow away Woman and Eleph but Robot rips off her left arm using a Spatial Distortion Quirk. Mirko takes out Robot despite losing an arm.

Mirko, also known as Rumi Usagiyama, is a woman who has a bunny quirk. Just like Tsuyu Asui, she has an animal-like quirk that allows her to do almost anything that the said animal can do, like instincts. She can detect danger around her, just like a bunny, and jump very high.

Was WARHORSE ONE filmed in Afghanistan? ›

Warhorse One (2023) has a darling child actor, and a lead actor that is able to use weapons with an authentic skill. It also is so low budget that Afghanistan is actually filmed in Texas, the bad guys shake their guns to pretend that they are firing and they have white guys dressed up as Taliban.

Heartwarming and intense! This movie is great, but it's also very intense and sad. Humans and horses are shot and slaughtered, and even the main character, a horse named Joey, gets himself in danger.

She wants to keep the horses with her forever, and it breaks her heart when Herr Major commandeers them for his artillery unit. After this final loss, she wastes away and eventually dies of sorrow and trauma at the young age of 15.

With the rest of his team killed in action, Mirko continues his search for the missionaries, but finds their vehicle ambushed, the only survivor: a traumatized 5-year-old child (Athena Dumer).

On the way there their chopper is shot down, Mirko is blown out of the craft and not only survives the fall but gets up, dusts himself off, and decides to complete the mission by himself.

The story recounts the experiences of Joey, a horse bought by the Army for service in World War I in France and the attempts of 15-year-old Albert, his previous owner, to bring him safely home. It formed the basis of both an award-winning play (2007) and an acclaimed film adaptation (2011) by Steven Spielberg.

War Horse is suitable for theatregoers aged 10 and older.

We would recommend this moving book to children aged 6-9 years. It tells of an enduring friendship between a boy and his horse, which is touching and will appeal to animal lovers, but this book also helps children to understand the history and deadly chaos of the First World War in an appropriate way.

Parents need to know that WarGames is a suspense-filled drama that will appeal to older kids, teens, and grownups. While there's no violent action and the film delivers a sound message, it's a race against time -- nuclear weapons are about to be launched.