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Family films (aged 12+)

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rosemole · 30/12/2024 22:04

Any recommendations?

So far we've watched
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
That Christmas
Bird Box (actually horror but they enjoyed it 😂)
Wallace & Gromit

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HPandthelastwish · 30/12/2024 22:06

DD liked Woman in Black
Her favourite film is Truman Show

rosemole · 30/12/2024 22:06

Oh yes we watched Truman show recently, great film.

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StarsBeneathMyFeet · 30/12/2024 22:09

Legally blonde is one of my favourite movies. Seems fluffy but is actually a positive feminist message!
Kelly’s Heroes is great too. Classic war movie with an anti-hero spin.

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Topbird29 · 30/12/2024 22:12

We watched the matrix recently with DS10 and DS12. A lot went over their head, but found fight scenes and bullet time cool.
They also liked the 2 Pacific rim films, avatar films and ready player one. And the Martian (swearing was at least in context). Might have to try the Truman show.

bryceQ · 30/12/2024 22:15

Stardust
Jumanji

SignificantSalamander · 30/12/2024 22:17

Castaway

Flatandhappy · 30/12/2024 22:21

Back to the future series (last one is crap but others good).

HPandthelastwish · 30/12/2024 22:21

Lots of Tom Hanks films are great from that age really.

DeathStarCanteenGal · 30/12/2024 22:22

If they liked Bird Box maybe try A Quiet Place? Watched the films with DD (13) this year and she enjoyed them, and while they're horror there's not much in the way of gore/violence in them

Caferouge · 30/12/2024 22:24

Apollo 13. Hidden Figures.

rosemole · 30/12/2024 23:01

DeathStarCanteenGal · 30/12/2024 22:22

If they liked Bird Box maybe try A Quiet Place? Watched the films with DD (13) this year and she enjoyed them, and while they're horror there's not much in the way of gore/violence in them

Thank you, would never have stumbled on that myself but they might like it.

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SpikeWithoutASoul · 30/12/2024 23:43

Once we moved onto 12+ films, my DD's favourite by a mile was Catch Me if You Can.

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