Rob-B-Hood (2006) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Rob-B-Hood is best for ages 12+. It's rated NR. Rob-B-Hood follows three petty criminals who accidentally become protectors of a kidnapped baby while on the run from triads and law enforcement. The film features Jackie Chan’s signature blend of high-energy martial…

Rob-B-Hood is officially rated NR. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 12+.

Rob-B-Hood follows three petty criminals who accidentally become protectors of a kidnapped baby while on the run from triads and law enforcement. The film features Jackie Chan’s signature blend of high-energy martial arts choreography, slapstick humor, and sentimental undertones. Parents should be aware of persistent…

Contains brief, mild crude humor and references to pregnancy and promiscuity. A newborn baby is shown briefly in a state of natural nudity.

Features frequent, fast-paced martial arts combat including kicks, punches, and falls. While stylized, some sequences involve significant peril, such as a man plummeting to his death and characters being suspended from heights.

Includes occasional mild profanity, such as the use of 'asshole,' and insults directed at characters.

Characters are seen smoking cigars and cigarettes on a few occasions. Alcohol, including wine and champagne, appears in settings but is rarely shown being consumed.

Deals with themes of criminal desperation, the morality of kidnapping, and personal redemption. The death of a character and the inclusion of a frozen corpse add a darker undertone to the heist premise.

Rob-B-Hood runs 136 minutes, directed by Benny Chan, released in 2006.

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