We watched this in Princeton after seeing "Missing Link" and getting into the Laika style of animation. We think it's the studio's best film: the most impressive stop-motion animation I've ever seen, great characters, and an epic plot. The atmosphere can be a bit foreboding for children, and the intra-family strife upsetting, but the main character, Kubo, gets constant support from his parents on his journey, even it's not in the way he expects.
Review of Kubo and the Two Strings
