Moon Blake was raised in the woods of Alabama by his paranoid father Oliver. When Moon’s father dies from an untreated leg wound Moon sets out to make the journey to Alaska to avoid people and government as his Father told him to trust no one!
After a run in with the police Moon is sent to a boys group home camp where Moon swears his escape. Moon meets Kit a sick boy battling illness and the camp bully Hal where the plot thickens and the adventure begins.
This movie is rated PG and I personally believe it is more appropriate for PG-13. The movie is filled with death, sadness and inappropriate behavior. Some of the settings were very scary for young viewers and while the movie is meant to be an adventure and a story there are very tragic moments of the story.
I would advise watching the movie ahead of time to judge whether appropriate for your child’s maturity level before relying on the movie rating.
My family liked the movie but the kids were pretty scared by the beginning and asked to change movies at one point. Tears were shed later in the movie during several very emotional heartfelt scenes involving illness, friendship and death.
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— Miranda Sherman (@MirandaSman) September 16, 2012
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