I should preface by saying that, for what it's worth, I tend to regard any age below 5 or 6 as too young to see ANYTHING in a theater unless they are exceptionally well-behaved (and by "exceptionally" I pretty much mean people are routinely asking "is that child okay? most of them make more noise") or it's a specified "people with young kids" screenings.kenshin-dono said:
Not so much for the "noise" factor, since obvious a 4 year-old isn't a "crying baby" situation, but more in general concern for the kids themselves: A movie theater is a huge, dark, loud, usually poorly-ventillated chamber full of strangers and germs - not necessarily the first place I'd bring a toddler or that I imagine most toddlers would want to be. But, like I said, I'm not in the business of telling people what they should do with children in their care and your mileage may vary. I honestly don't remember what "age" I was when I first went to an actual theater...
My advice would be to show her one of the trailers/clips online and see if she's interested. Those do a pretty good job showing the general tone of the movie in this case.
