AIBU?
To ask your opinions/ideas on suitable films
parsnipandpotato · 04/10/2018 10:05
DD is 8 and she loves films. She's seen most of the typical cartoon/ children's films and has recently watched a few 'older' films like the goonies..
Aibu to ask for some film suggestions.. family classics.. along the lines of babe, free willy, et, that sort of thing.. the sort of films we all adored as children and are still adored today.. my minds drawn a blank!
Thanks in advance! 
steff13 · 04/10/2018 10:28
It depends on your daughter. My daughter is 8, she's seen ET, The Princess Bride, Gremlins, Short Circuit, Back to the Future (all 3), Arachnophobia, Ghost Busters (all 3), The Neverending Story, Willow, PeeWee's Big Adventure, Big Top PeeWee.
Birdsgottafly · 04/10/2018 10:44
Has she seen any Anime films?
Mine liked animals, so things like Dunstun checks in, Tuner and Hooch, Bigfoot and the Hendersons, Bengi films.
Then there is the likes of Jumanji, Mousehunt, Maleficent, a series of unfortunate events, The spirderwick chronicles.
The musicals, hairspray, Oliver, Annie etc. The love of musicals has stayed with my youngest.
My DD's favourite films at that age was The little Princess and the Secret Garden.
myrtleWilson · 04/10/2018 21:53
Does she like/has she seen Studio Ghibli? I'd recommend "My Neighbour Totoro" "Kiki delivery service" "spirited away" "howls moving castle"
ProfessorMoody · 04/10/2018 22:05
Labyrinth, The Witches, Lemony Snicket, Miss Peregrine, Harry Potter, Neverending Story
Mummyshark2018 · 04/10/2018 22:11
Wonder
The pursuit of happiness
Jurassic park films
The greatest showman
My dd (7) has watched all of these recently and loved them!
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IthinkIsawahairbrushbackthere · 04/10/2018 22:27
Mine loved Milo and Otis - the story of a pug and a ginger cat that get lost and have to find their way back home. It was narrated by Dudley Moore.
In a similar vein they enjoyed the Incredible Journey. Both of the stories feature animals and have happy endings!
Also on the the animal theme - Dunston Checks In and Kangaroo Jack were very funny.
We love the old Ealing Comedies and the original St Trinians films.
The early Superman films were very funny too.
Sillybilly1234 · 04/10/2018 22:59
Big
Oliver
The polar express
Garfield
Jumanji
Mrs Doubffire
Father of the bride
A dogs purpose
Cats and Dogs
nannynick · 20/10/2018 21:35
To add to the list by @myrtleWilson there is Mary And The Witch's Flower.
m.youtube.com/watch?v=Lo8oR-npUGs
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