What’s a good movie to go watch at the cinema with my 10 year old daughter and my 12 year old son

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They both like different movies and the older one will want a rated 12 flim but we can’t because my 10 year old son is coming and my 10 year old will want a kiddy u rated movie

Moana 2

Wicked would suit both. Not too kiddy but kid friendly.

Wicked

I've seen Paddington in Peru, Moans and Red One with my 11 year old in the last week or so.

Is wicked not just half of the story though? I haven’t seen it yet (but have seen the stage production). It sounds like an odd way to do it

Wild robot. My. 20+ bro cried

@User964253 yes it’s basically the first act of the musical but 2 hours 4 minutes! It is brilliant tbf Imm looking forward to part 2.

@FunNewt a 10 year old can watch a 12a as you will be with them but for neutral between both Wild Robot or Paddington

Paddington in Peru
Wicked
Moana 2

Wild Robot is a great film - I took a 16yr old boy and 2 11 yr old girls and we all loved it.

Paddington

Paddington or Wild Robot. Both Great and have appeal for all ages. Probably not Wicked. I’ve seen all 3 with my boy and girl.

I took my 16, 14 year old sons and 10 year old daughter to paddington the other week. Went down well with them all.
The children in the film are teenage!

I could take them to see Paddington

Is Red One still on? That would suit both and it's Christmassy!

i don’t know if it is you know

It is - basically Act 1 of the theatre. However it is in much more detail which is why it is also so long. Yes at the end we left wanting the second half but it is still a brilliant movie.

OP in your situation I would do Wicked or Moana 2.

Wild robot -
my 5 yrs DC and 10 yr old we went with loved it

A 12A rating means that the film is suitable for viewers aged 12 and over, but that younger children can also watch if accompanied by an adult.

Might give you more choices.

Is wicked not just half of the story though? I haven’t seen it yet (but have seen the stage production). It sounds like an odd way to do it

Never seen Lord of the Rings?!

We have recently watched Red One and Wicked with my 13 and 10 year old ds’s and they’ve enjoyed both of them. We’re off to watch Moana tomorrow.

You must like the cinema then

I've seen most of the films mentioned and think Wicked is the better choice.

Not really the same

Lord of the Rings is 3 films for 3 books

It's more like when they split the last Harry Potter and Twilight books or how they inexplicably made The Hobbit into 3 films

I was going to say Red One, but I don’t even know if it’s out yet. I think Paddington looks good. Everyone is also going mad for Wicked, so there are a few choices!

@MartinCrieffsLemon it was very much "to be continued" you don't get the full story in film one. My point, as you've addressed, is that it's not unusual at all.