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Batman as a theme in general touches on some pretty dark themes that probably
arent appropriate for children. Ive often wondered how toy companies in
general can justifiably market products aimed at children based on movies
with a clear MA rating (or even PG13) eg. Revenge of the Sith, Batman Begins,
Spiderman 3 etc. Obviously Ive got outmoded ideas about the principles of
toy design.
Allister
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I dont think it can be quite so simple though. A lot of films are MA or PG13
(which any child can see if their parents take them IIRC) because of bad
language or nudity, neither of which are likely to make it to the toy product.
With childrens toys based directly on a single film with an MA rating your
argument would stand up but I dont think LEGO have released anything like this
(probably most childrens toy companies wouldnt because it would be unlikely to
profit).
However, if you consider LEGOs main licenses we have: Batman (most Batman
sources are suitable for children eg. 60s tv show, comics, some films),
Spiderman 1 and 2 films (PG13 for both films) and Star Wars (I believe these
range from G to PG13). In each case theres a good chance that children from all
but the most protected family environments will have seen the films or some
related source material.
Tim
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