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Your review matches what I've heard.. and I'm fully intent on seeing it this weekend.. this serves the dual purpose of getting reviews like this.

Can I ask you... I need a no BS assessment which Im not sure I get on the news..
would you think its to tough on a sensitive 13 y/o girl? I worried about taking my daughter... I know my son can handle it but what do you think? How did the kids react?

You know, it was fascinating. No BS, there were a ton of kids there. There was one family with five kids right in front of us, while waiting for the experience to start, they were hyper and noisy but when it began, there was not a sound from anyone in the theater. If your daughter, bless her heart, is a bit sensitive to stuff like this, I would say if you take her, just hold her hand and let her know why it is happening. Let her know you are there with her, and that you, and God are with her in witnessing it every step of the way. That He had her mind when He had these events transpire, in that He did it so that she could be with Him no matter how rough times get, that He did this so that she would NEVER be alone. That with the Resurrection, even death itself cannot stop Him from being with her. In fact, He was so adamant about this last part that He had the events transpire to His only begotten Son, to Himself. I can't get over my awe from this film. Never anything like it, save the actual events of 2000 years ago.

I don't know if that helps at all, but it's all I can say right now, I'm so at a loss to say anything else.