Question 1

What age is Les Misérables appropriate for?

Accepted Answer

Movie Knight rates Les Misérables (1998) best from about age 13. In 19th century France, Jean Valjean, a man imprisoned for stealing bread, tries to escape his past and a relentless inspector, Javert. Their intertwined lives are set against a backdrop of poverty and revolution, as Valjean seeks redemption and cares for a young girl.

Question 2

What is Les Misérables rated?

Accepted Answer

Les Misérables (1998) is rated PG-13. Movie Knight only lists family-appropriate titles, so nothing rated R or above appears on the site.

Question 3

Is there anything to watch out for in Les Misérables?

Accepted Answer

The film portrays significant suffering; Some tragic events occur; Themes of injustice and revolution. Violence is moderate, language is none to speak of, scary moments are moderate, romance or sensuality is none to speak of, and substance use is mild.

Question 4

What are the positive themes in Les Misérables?

Accepted Answer

Redemption and forgiveness; Compassion and self-sacrifice; Justice and social inequality; Endurance in hardship.

Question 5

What can families talk about after watching Les Misérables?

Accepted Answer

The meaning of justice vs. mercy; The impact of poverty on choices; The importance of compassion; Standing up for what is right.

Question 6

Where can I watch Les Misérables?

Accepted Answer

Les Misérables (1998) is available on Apple TV Store, MagentaTV, Videoload, BATTLEZONE Amazon Channel, Queens club Amazon Channel. Movie Knight links straight to each option on the title page.

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