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Movie PG 2020 50 minutes age 10+ Monkeys' quirks explored in short, lively docu. Parents need to know that Monkey Mayhem is a short documentary about monkeys in their natural habitats. Monkeys and humans are very similar, down to social structure and community -- They love mischief and just "hanging out," and it's always fun to watch. This film is mostly fun monkey antics, but there are some scary moments during fights and when monkeys bare their teeth and gums.
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Life's a Beach Movie Review

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By Polly Conway Verified
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age 10+ Docu looks at beaches through animal eyes; some sex talk. The doc begins with the journey of a sea turtle to the shore, where she lays her clutch of eggs, then buries them in the sand. It compares the human experience of the beach, with its games, snacks, and outfits, to the animal world's relationship to coastal waters. It does offer a little history on human beach tourism, which actually began as early as the 1700s.
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Stan Lee Presents: The Condor Movie Review

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By Wilmer Valderrama, Steven Gordon, Polly Conway Verified
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age 10+ Latino teen avenges family in dark superhero tale. Parents need to know that Stan Lee Presents: The Condor is a movie about a Latino teen, Tony Valdez (voiced by Wilmer Valderrama) who loses his parents and becomes a Batman-like superhero in order to find out what happened to them. Violence includes gun fights, superhero fighting, and intense moments like a character being beaten by a skateboard.
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