Film recommendations for a gaggle of 7 year old girls please

[SlightlyMadShrek]

Nanny McPhee - perfect but most of them have seen it
High School Musical - OK, but most of them have seen it

Trying to avoid animated disney & Bratz.

More suggestions please.

Because the host (nt my DD) is objecting to anyone having seen the film as they will spoil hte plot (7yo's can;t keep theoir mouths shut!!!).

Obv. by not asking them they risk picking something someone has seen, but by asking them they will deffo have seen it and the one they oick they will prob have seen numerous times and know hte plot inside out IYSWIM/

Am making a list of all of these to give to mother concerned

Sky High (but I don't know if that was just on sky)

AirBud

The film that was a book about the 2 dogs and the cat trying to get home

Ella Enchanted

Passport to Paris
Switching Goals
Billboard Dad
(Olson twins from the time they were on the disney channel before they went skinny and weird)

Mrs. Doubtfire
Bowfinger
Daddy Day Care
Best In Show (if into dogs)
The Secret Garden (1993)
A Little Princess
The Railway Children
National Velvet (if horsey)
Dunston Checks In
The Never Ending Story
Candleshoe (Jodie Foster when she was young)
Flubber
Nutty Professor
Parent Trap

(Would say preview any film picked as different people have different standards as to what is a suitable film for a 7yr old)

I thin iot would deffo be previewed.

Parents are slightly more conservative than average, but I have seen much mcu hworse.

I am incredibly conservative about films and I would be happy with anything on this thread for 7 year olds, ecxept perhaps Hairspray

isn't best in show a bit risque for seven year olds? very funny film but quite a bit of sex stuff no? railway children is so brilliant,like fly away home it is sad at the beginning and i always cry when Jenny agutter shouts "daddy,my daddy",but even sensitive seven year olds cope with that don't they?most films for that age group have sad bits,triumph over adversity and all that.

My sensitive 6yo didn't cope with Tarzan leaving the jungle to go and live with humans because the animals would miss him

Can't remember how long Labyrinth is (and have lent it to someone), but all three of mine sat though it, and dd has concentration issues, but it definitely grabbed her attention! DS1 reckons it's about 1.5 hours.

Flicka
Fairytale; a true story

Air Buddies 2 is out on DVD soon, so new and may not have been seen by any.

for how old is Freaky Friday? I didn't see the film but used to looove the book.

Just realized that Best in Show is a 12, so no good.

The Parent Trap is another favourite here.

Mary Poppins is the ONLY film that my dd (5) has made it through without crying and shrieking in fear. She still runs out of the room in the diver scene in Finding Nemo and she's seen the thing at least 2 dozen times. Even my ds (7) loves Mary Poppins.

My Dog Skip - does have a sad bit but DD adored it aged 7.

Annie
Madeline

Hi everyone,
Just sweeping this old, but good thread into films.