This one is for the kids, so unless the Gen Xers are parents or child-care providers, they won't have any reason to see it. This one is for the kids, but Boomers won't mind sitting through this one as much as the last Pok mon adventure, since there seems to be more work put into it, and the story seems a bit easier to follow. Poor Bet - Some kid movies have an overall appeal that often works for the grandparents of the world, but this one is likely to turn the seniors off, unless they find the creatures adorable, and their grandkids' delight well worth the price of admission. Very Little - This movie has lots of Pok mon battles that wipe out the characters, but never kill them or cause them to bleed or even cry. Characters use energy and light beams, water and fire to battle each other, but it is treated more like a sporting event, then a serious threat.
Several characters fall from high places, but never land hard enough to be injured.
Large crystal-like formations come stabbing upwards out of the ground in several scenes, sending characters fleeing. Little - A young girl's imagination creates a world which poses a threat to the real world. An imaginary creature attempts to harm others at the little girl's request.