Now, from the perspective of a Christian Mom, here are the things I found positive about the movie: The only guidance in the movie seems to come from the teacher’s Eastern religion-based knowledge.Īs for language, I think I heard one “damn.” The parents display concern about their children, but never turn to God for help. In fearful times, the children do not turn to God for help or guidance or protection. The children and parents are not seen praying, going to church, or referring to the Lord at all. There are no Christian references in the movie. They feel the books contain the answer to what is happening with the children. She practices Eastern meditation, and they pull out several books on the subject. In fact, I assumed they were married until he introduces her to the children’s parents.Īlso, the teacher and his fiance are into eastern mysticism, often referring to their trip to Tibet. The boy’s teacher lives with his fiance, and they are seen in bed together, though not being sexual. Looking at this from the perspective of a Christian Mom, here are the things I found objectionable: Mimzy is a “stuffed” rabbit in the box, who talks to the little girl and teaches her things, making her aware of her mission to save a lot of people. This is a fantasy tale-a science fiction story without nasty aliens. The children, themselves, develop hyper-intelligence and abilities like levitation. Its contents are mysterious, and they begin to play with them, producing extraordinary effects. Here we have two children-brother and sister-who discover a strange box.
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