Film to watch with my 13 year old daughter?

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Any ideas? Suddenly find just the two of us are around and would love to watch something interesting and not really just a mindless blonde chic flick. But not too heavy ...

@bonfireheart

Enola Holmes

Yes, this!

Incredible film!

Love and monsters
Enola homes
Jumanji

We’ve been working our way through ‘old films’ like Cast away, Big, Trueman show.

Or the death in paradise series.

Snatch.

We have been doing family movie nights and my 13 year olds loved Independence Day, Men in Black and The day after tomorrow

@Hellocatshome

Saving Grace

Love it!! Hysterical film!!

Classics:
Mrs Doubtfire
Annie
My Girl
The Sound of Music
Grease!
The Gods Must Be Crazy!! From 1981 but got me thinking at that age
The greatest Showman
Coyote Ugly

Armageddon

Bend it like Beckham
East is East

Watership Down
Swallows and Amazons

Movie is brilliant

Moxie!!

My 14 year old DD has recently loved:

Pirates of the Caribbean
Men In Black
Ferris Bueller
Jurassic Park
Indiana Jones
Apollo 13

I have the Breakfast Club lined up next but she might cry.

I think my mum watched the old Stepford Wives with me at about that age. Thoroughly enjoyed it!

How about Rocks, or would it be too old for your DD? It's a brilliant film with the majority of the cast teenage girls.

I. recently watched 'Holes' with my grandson I would urge anyone to watch it. it's the best thing I have seen in a long time.

Mean girls
Clueless
Ferris Bueller
Weekend at Bernies (I know I know but it's funny)
Dd1 and I have been working through the various Austen adaptations. She likes the KK p&p.

Top Gun
Old school classic musicals like My Fair Lady go down quite well
Totally agree with new Jumanji and Ebola Holmes
I know it's a series but we liked the Irregulars
Dd1 and I also watched Working Girl the other day. I got a bit annoyed with the gratuitous shots of Melanie Griffiths in her pants but otherwise we enjoyed and had a good discussion afterwards about classism and how it combines with sexism

Ffs ENOLA.

Moxie
Ferris Buellers day off
Blindside

Anne with an e on Netflix, It’s outstanding and it can make you cry. Just thought l had better warn you!!

The Greatest Showman
Grease
Dirty Dancing
Footloose

@RagzReturnsRebooted

DD (11) and I just watched The Woman in the Window. It was quite good. Enjoyed Enola Holmes, Hunger Games, 10 things I Hate About You, Freaky Friday and the film I can never remember the name of where the girl lives in a funeral home and the boy gets stung to death by bees...

My Girl

@Anordinarymum

I. recently watched 'Holes' with my grandson I would urge anyone to watch it. it's the best thing I have seen in a long time.

Yes! Brilliant film.

Do people think dirty dancing is okay then? The abortion scene etc?

So funny people talking about old films, going to 80s

Most of the those mentioned op and what about the true old classics like North by North west, cassablanca, rear window, the batetoot contessa, Mildred peirce, the old inspector cluseau films, Lawrence of Arabia

hidden figures?

@Dontjudgeme101

Anne with an e on Netflix, It’s outstanding and it can make you cry. Just thought l had better warn you!!

The Greatest Showman
Grease
Dirty Dancing
Footloose

@Dontjudgeme101 it's interesting that you really rate Anne with an E. I started watching this, but found it far too over the top! I had to switch off at the scene with the dead mouse, and haven't been brave enough to return to it!

I have to admit, when l watched Dirty Dancing l was in my 20s a long time ago. I forgot about the abortion scene. Maybe it’s not suitable then, for your daughter to watch.