But mostly its goal is to be funny - putting it squarely in the category of movies that kids will like and parents will tolerate. Language includes "idiot," "weirdos," quite a few "butt" jokes, and cursing stand-ins like "pluck my life." Although there's only one main female character, the movie has some messages about taking responsibility and not judging others. There's also some drinking (out of coconuts, etc.) and few sexual situations/innuendoes (which will likely go over many kids' heads), including an unpleasant Peeping Tom scene. Eggs are stolen from their parent birds and put in peril, and their parents are visibly upset. As you might expect, there are plenty of scenes of birds being kicked, punched, and hurled through the air, as well as explosions. The main character, Red (Jason Sudeikis), is truly an angry bird: He tries to exist in polite society, but his bad attitude won't let him, so he's forced into anger-management class. Now everyone loves him, and young chicks want to be like him. Parents need to know that The Angry Birds Movie is a loud, silly, sometimes crude - and sometimes funny - animated film based on the popular app. Red was a hermit for a long time, but after he saved his native island of birds from the enemy, he became a real hero.
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