To want some good family films to watch that we haven't seen before?!

[SOmuchsparkle]

Feel like we have watched EVERYTHING!

What can you recommend?
Ages from 8-45

Can't beat a bit of Indiana Jones imo

Home alone?

Togo
Eddie the Eagle. (We skipped a v short dialogue)
My neighbour Totoro
The Boy who Harnessed the Wind
Queen of Katwe
Groundhog Day

New Pixar film coming out on Xmas day if you have Disney +

Our kids, 6 and 8, both really enjoyed Hidden Figures. And we absolutely loved it too! Though it's not specifically a kids' film. Also Wonder is great, and I'm planning to watch ET with them over Christmas.

And yes to Queen of Katwe! Great film. All PGs.

Really enjoyed Noelle on Disney+

Isle of Dogs
The Aristocats
The Dark Crystal

Bill (currently on iPlayer)

Where is a little princess?

My 8 year old and I (mid forties) enjoyed the Christmas Prince series (3 films Netflix) and the Princess switch. Very Christmas sets, set in Christmassy places.

We have been saving the Christmas chronicles 2 for today and jingle jangle. Teen enjoyed the gremlins.

My favourite film at Xmas when young was the rose and the slipper ❤️❤️❤️❤️🎄🎄🎄🎅🎅

Karate kid

Last night, on netflix the George Clooney adaptation of the book Good Morning Midnight was released as a film called midnight Sky. The book was brilliant. Not sure what rating it is though.

Also enjoyed Mr jingle jangle.

Ready Player One
Obvs

Cool Runnings
RV

Klaus on Netflix.

A monster in Paris

Three Amigos is very funny and we still quote from it. Silver Streak is funny and exciting. Galaxy quest is brilliant and funny tribute to Star Trek. Home Alone? 101 Dalmatians? Monty Python and the Holy Grail? Robin Hood in multiple versions- Disney or Errol Flynn or Men in Tights. And of course Men in Black 1, 2 and 3.
Lots of laughs, bit of excitement, many happy hours

Leslie Nielsen in Naked Gun films?

Strictly Ballroom. Funny, uplifting and not too long.

Local Hero?
(You can tell we watched a lot of films in the 1990s and 2000s)
Golden oldies would be the Marx Brothers Duck Soup or Buster Keaton’s The General to keep the laughter going.
The Three Musketeers with Oliver Reed and Michael York - brilliant film.
Shakespeare in Love (some non-explicit sex).
Where Eagles Dare (may be a bit too violent as lots of shooting of Nazis).
The Hunt for Red October as a tribute to Sean Connery - give me a ping, Vasily!

Thanks all, handy! Just to flag Hidden Figures is on tv on Boxing Day (C4). I'm looking forward to it, has been on my list for ages and going my DS 14 will enjoy (maths nerd).

Blades of Glory is ludicrous and funny. Blazing Saddles?

Shazam is great, very funny.
Jumanji
Zathura (Jumanji, in space)
Spiderwick Chronicles
Ghostbusters
Back to the Future
Honey I shrunk the kids
Little Shop of Horrors
Guardians of the Galaxy 1&2
Marvel Avengers

Home alone
Back to the future
The never ending story
Grease
Sound of music
Elf

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