Sunday, 1 November 2026

Average Extra of: WildWood 2026: Parents Warning: The Problem by AverageMansReviews - Spoiler Alarm!

Average Extra of: WildWood 2026: Parents Warning: The Problem by AverageMansReviews - Spoiler Alarm!

Warning: I will be discussing adult themes and/or dark themes throughout, so I will probably be using censored adult language references at some points

Someone somewhere really did  fudge up in the chain of command: in absolutely no fudgin’ way is this a 12A, should be easily a15 certificate all day long.

Now this is where I should point out as far  as I am aware, Two sets of people walk out with their children on realizing that this movie was going to be a mixed of mature to adult themes; which including but not limited to pronouns and they use it, graphic details such as watching a young character yank his inner workings out of his chest and then committing suicide, anan animal character getting stabbed to death and this main character saying to another character something to effect of if you are going to carry a weapon you are going to use it for something or animals being animals to other animals including death and atmosphere and themes.

So hypothetically speaking how was this meant to be suitable for maybe 10, 12 or 13 year old children/teenager? because it isn't, and even though most of these people that have seen this film myself included will or  are going to highly rate it come on because  it deserves it, how are they going to recoup the 100 million dollars but back and then make a profit, if on one hand it has a positive viewing experience reputation, but on the other hand Allegedly it may frighten your target audience, I am basing my opinion on the certificate of 12A as of  this content being first created this movie is standing at roughly 28 million dollars at the box office; Without question it needs to do some business comma but I just don't see it happening,  which puts any form of potential sequel or trilogy in jeopardy, I must stress it wasn't confirmed, but more like let's see how this film does first.

 I am not saying don't go and see this film with your family, and just saying higher numbers would be some more best suited for this film.