In my current App Smart column, I describe some of the difficulties I had with movie-related apps that failed to provide quick information on the content of children’s movies. If the developers of the best movie apps have children – or any concerns about their children’s exposure to profanity, violence or sexual situations – it didn’t show. That’s why Kids In Mind ($2 on Apple and $4 on Android, with add-on fees for new movie reviews) is such a find. The app includes reviews of more than 3,000 movies that are popular with kids and teens, with graphics that quickly address items that parents worry most about: sex, violence and profanity. You can also search the database according to how the films scored on those elements. Beyond the ratings, Kids In Mind describes scenes that might be of concern to parents. “Megamind” scores relatively low on violence, for instance, but the Read More