There are a lot of PG-13 movies and TV shows in the Marvel Cinematic Universe that younger people won’t be able to enjoy. There are some shows that aren’t very kid-friendly, like “Hawkeye” or “Moon Knight,” which show real-life violence and have scary themes. Some families with young kids might be feeling left out. There’s good news, though, because the new “Ms. Marvel” series will be rated TV-PG, making it the first MCU movie or TV show to get this kind of family-friendly grade.
It might be a good idea for parents to watch the show with their younger kids in case they need to talk about questionable content, such as “some suggestive dialogue, infrequent coarse language,” “some sexual situations,” or “mild violence.” In the case of “Ms. Marvel,” we’re probably looking at a little super-hero butt-kicking and a few light swear words. This isn’t anything that most comic book fans can’t handle.
A hero who is younger for younger people.
Because “Ms. Marvel” is about a younger hero, it makes sense that it would be aimed at younger people. Kamala Khan, played by Iman Vellani, is a high school student, which means that she is closer in age to Tom Holland’s Spider-Man than any other member of the Avengers is. She has a youthful exuberance about her, and it looks like her story is going to be a little more clean. Unlike “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” or “Moon Knight,” “Ms. Marvel” looks like it will be giving kids the message that anyone can be a hero, which will be a positive thing to think about.
On the show, there are on-screen thought and speech bubbles as well as some cartoony things to look at. The show also has a younger look to it. As a whole, this makes “Ms. Marvel” a comic book series that can be read by anyone, from babies to great-grandparents. It’s all part of making it a comic book series that can be read by anyone. Matt Lintz, Rish Shah, Zenobia Shroff, Laurel Marsden, Mohan Kapur, and Aramis Knight also appear in the show. They were made by Bisha K. Ali, who worked on a Disney show called “Loki.”
In addition, “Ms. Marvel” will help set up “The Marvels,” which stars Brie Larson as Captain Marvel, Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury, and Teyonah Paris as Monica Rambeau, who gained superpowers in “Wandavision,” as well. There is a new movie called “The Marvels,” which is directed by Nia DaCosta, the person who made “Candyman.” The movie is set to be released on February 17, 2023.
