Rainy Day Film for Pre Schooler

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Before the hygge crew get on my backs, this film will be after muddy puddles tomorrow. I am having dental treatment and need a plan to entertain two pre schoolers. So I need a movie suitable for a pair of four year olds, somewhat sensitive.

Posting for traffic. Best ideas please. Bonus points for 2d or slow paced.

Tia

Trolls
Toy Story
Up

Also maybe finding nemo or finding dory? Mine also loved Peter Rabbit

My four year old is scared of dogs😂

Up? Look I'm cried out from Bluey lol!

Migration is available to purchase or rent on Prime

Anyone seen Madagascar? Is it too scary for a sensitive four year old?

the incredibles, shrek, monsters inc (trying to think of more “boyish” ones. I love Peter rabbit and mine has always liked the night at the museum films but that might be more for 6+ ish.

Disney's Fantasia. Both my two LOVED it at that age and beyond...

Monsters Inc.
Alvin and the chipmunks

How to train your dragon. Plus all the sequels off shoots etc. All were adored.

The Smurfs

Boss baby

Minions and all despicable me films

Hotel transylvania and sequels

Astro boy

Daddy day care

Lyle lyle crocodile

The croods

Stuart little

Secret life of pets

Sing

Dino trux

Hands down the best thing about having my own kids is the excuse to stick Moana on!!!

I Player is free. There are loads of ways to download it. What medium are you watching on?

Pooh Bear movies

Most popular movies are for six plus really. And if you have a sensitive child you do agree with the rating.

@Snugglemonkey it's 'free' if you pay a tv licence.

Arrietty (Ghibli version of The Borrowers) is the perfect rainy day film. It’s beautiful and gentle, the pacing is just right and the music is dreamy and relaxing. My 4 year old loves it. It’s on Netflix.
There is a little bit of mild peril, but my DD is quite sensitive and she was okay with it.

I absolutely love The Croods, I don’t know why it wasn’t more of a thing it’s genius!! We also really enjoyed the Sing movies

No! These are all brilliant too!

Thanks yes, we have seen all these 😅

Hang on, you’re having dental treatment and then hosting a play date? Why?!

entirely misses point of thread

Bit nuts, basically.

Flushed Away.
Absolutely fantastic (I think from the makers of Wallace and Gromit)

You need a TV licence to stream anything entertainment wise do you not?

We have one, but where I am from , noone does and it is not a big deal. I have always seen it as kind of voluntary and wondered why dh insists on one, because we don't watch live TV and we did not watch the BBC at all. Though now we have a toddler, so do.

Our pre-schoolers love to watch Robin Hood (Disney, 1973).

No streaming using a service like Netflix, Disney, all four is fine but any live tv or BBC is not. We don't pay a TV licence for various reasons so we don't watch live TV or get any BBC perks.

Dr Seuss' Horton Hears Who or the Lorax?