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I subscribed to Plugged In for many years, from about the time our oldest was 12 or 13.I valued the magazine and later the website for allowing us the opportunity to preview the details of movies, tv shows and music, without being surprised.This was especially true with the PG-13 rated movies that our kids at first assumed they would be allowed to watch once they turned 13.I'm of the belief that you're a child only for a short time and that innocence should be protected and preserved as long as possible.When the time comes, my husband and I have felt that it's our responsibility, not the movies, tv or music,to educate them about certain issues, sex among them.I have often referred to pluggedinonline.com and screenit.com to determine what movies our entire family watches.

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Plugged-In is a welcome resource in our home.We have used plugged-in online for years to obtain reviews on movies, music, games, tv shows, etc. Let's face it parents, we don't have time to do all the reviews ourselves.I for one, am thankful there is a trusted source out there that states the facts; good, bad or indifferent. That's exactly what Plugged-in does.They rate a movie, for instance and highlight the pro-social content, objectional content and end with a summery/advisory.Of course, it's a magazine published by an Evangelical Ministry so there are articles relating the the world of Christianity.If you're easily offended by the teachings of the Jesus Christ, or view points of Christians, go easy on the articles and stick to the reviews.But don't blast the magazine for doing exactly what it set out to accomplish and reach the target it intended.As parents, when we have questions regarding our kid's friends, we go to the source - those who know the friends.Regardless of their faith, I want to know what they know about "Johnny"; the analogy is the same w/ entertainment.After reading the magazine or going online, my husband and I, along w/ our children can make wise decisions regarding what goes in their heads in the name of entertainment.Some may call that "legalism", we call it wise parenting.You know the old cliche - garbage in, garbage out!We wouldn't fill their bodies w/ garbage, why fill their precious minds w/ garbage?

very legalistic
I subscribed to this magazine for one year but in less than six months I was sick of it. My subscription has run out and I haven't renewed. The magazine is published by Focus on the Family, and its clearly aimed for conservative christians whom are Republicans. It seems that in trying to live a lifestyle where christians try to choose good things and good entertainment, it sometimes misleads them and makes them legalistic. I have noticed that in the christian church, there is so much judgement towards members.
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ummm... where is it??
I ordered this magazine a loooooonnnnggg time ago. It's been at least a year. I was really excited to read it, but it never came once! Whatever...

Horrible Service
How can your review something that you don't receive. Oops, I forgot I did receive one issue, I liked the format, but it wasn't worth the trouble.
Almost a year and no magazine!!!
I bought this for my nephew and he has yet to receive the magazine! ... Read more

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