Children of all ages are likely to be excited by the new PG-13 "Barbie" movie. Here's what parents should know if their kids want to see it.

Related: Barbie is about existential dread and gender roles While Barbie may not include a lot of adult content by way of sex, language or violence. Its themes are certainly a bit more grown up.

"Barbie" runs for one hour and 54 minutes, according to IMDb, or 114 minutes. That alone is a sign that this movie isn't geared toward little ones. Kids' movies tend to be shorter, no more than ...

For older kids, Barbie may open up a discussion about the subjects of inequality, feminism, and how stereotypes and gender roles can make it hard to find one’s true self and purpose.

The same goes for any kids who can comprehend positive themes about identity, feminism, relationships, and believing in yourself. Mature Language and Adult Topics in the Barbie Movie Warner Bros.

Barbie manufacturer Mattel announced their first-ever doll with Down syndrome on Tuesday as the brand seeks to expand the doll’s diversity and representation, reports the Mirror.

Kids might also ask about cellulite, as Barbie discovers some on her thigh — much to her (comical) horror. There are also discussions of unattainable beauty standards throughout most of the movie.

My First Barbie, at a price point of $19.99, goes a long way in eliminating that issue. McKnight wouldn’t directly address the criticism or whether My First Barbie has a place in turning around ...

What Is the Barbie Movie’s Age Rating? Warner Bros. The Motion Picture Association of America set the Barbie movie rating at PG-13. This deems Barbie appropriate for kids aged 13 and above.

In another scene, Weird Barbie (Kate McKinnon) makes a joke about the "smooth blob" Ken is "packing in those shorts." Most of these jokes will likely go over children's heads. There are also a few ...