MY 6 year-old made THIS movie?!

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[chriswilliam]

I love that MJ recognised by himself how dark the ending scene looks in live action as opposed to cartoons and decided to make it more kid friendly. Just in the way he explained to make it more kid friendly you can tell he really felt very grown up making the decisions for his own short film.

[smallbeard]

"I have climbing powers!" proceeds to climb the ladders like a normal person.

That bit was genuinely amusing.

[cheeseballs]

The fact that jazza would do this for his son is, fricken adorable.

[cliffland]

"We should make it like more children friendly."
This 6 years old director already knows how to make money.

[frankierzucekjr]

You DEFINITELY need to do this every other year as he gets older to see how cool and creative they become and make it a series he gets to play for his kids someday. Or something to just look back on. Who knows maybe he will be a writer or director when he gets older. 🤔

[chubbyjaydraws]

“I have climbing powers!”
(Starts climbing up wall slowly)
“I’ll get there eventually!” This video was a pleasant surprise. Very enjoyable and funny

[korn]

The comedy of a six year old is perfect for kids, the action is just enough and the ending with fence spike is just so dark. This kid good enough for an anti hero film someday.

[unoriginalusername]

MJ, a child: writes a graphic death scene
Also MJ: this death scene is too graphic for children

[_NoraCatFGC_]

When he's like "now you have a meeting with death" then proceeds to pull out what appears to be a switchblade but its actually a switchcomb. Five star movie right here

[aarononeil]

Had such a massive grin on my face the whole time MJ was explaining the plot and ideas. Honestly I'm really impressed with how intelligent he is, to be able to come up with joke ideas that are actually funny, and also to see his film and make a fair critical judgement of an aspect that could be improved. You've got a great kid there Jazza, you must be extremely proud.

[ShortHax]

If the movie critics who can’t even direct a movie but pass judgment on others don’t give this an out of this world rating, we’re rioting

[Cyra_The_Jedi]

It’s still kinda dark how the hero laughs at the dead villains.. but MJ’s comedy is actually amazing!! This brightened my day; it was so wholesome, and MJ was acting pretty mature, deciding to make it more kid friendly. I can see him making his own marvel movies in the future ☺️

[parrotperson]

This is gonna be such a great memory for him to have as he grows up. The time and effort Jazza spends nurturing his kids' creativity is so lovely to watch

[jaina__lynn]

This is absolutely adorable. I think it's really important to spark kids interests from a young age, and the fact that you took the time to explain to him, and let him take control instead of just telling him what to do is really great for his curiosity. You can tell how much fun he had, and how happy he was with the final product. You never know, he could grow up to be a famous director one day.

[ThiefOfADHD]

"Okay, just one ice cream, but no more" with that spike fall, he wasn't wrong.

[argusfleibeit]

I'm even more impressed that your kid KNEW it turned too dark with that "spike" bit-- that was my own reaction. And that he preferred a more "child-friendly" ending. What a great job, what fun you can have with modern technology.

[AaronArtss]

“Everything you are about to watch..
Was written, directed, and performed..
By a 6-year old..”

**Jazza’s skillshare course ad plays**

[JoTheBlackWolf]

I hope that he continues to become more creative, cuz that right there is a gift what MJ has.

[MLiskindagay]

You two could make a series and I’d genuinely watch it, Swordranger is the new robbie rotten

[Cationna]

Wow, I love MJ's balance between cold cartoon savagery and gentle consideration for other children who might have different sensibilities. ❤️