Using only childhood favourites , what movie would you want to watch at the cinema today?

[DreamyPombear]

Stuart little

An American Tail. It must have been the only VHS our primary school had, so I've seen it numerous times but only ever from 50 feet across an assembly hall on a 30 inch TV on wheels

Star Wars and/or The Empire Strikes Back.

Oh my God, the memories. I still listen to Somewhere Out There when I want a good old cry. Gotta be the mouse version, not the Linda Ronstadt one.

Escape to Witch Mountain

The Railway Children or Finian's Rainbow (I bet nobody else remembers that one!)

International velvet

(Also has Olympic theme)

Something Wicked This Way Comes. Haven't seen it in years - used to watch it on a borrowed video tape and I'd love to see it again!

Does anyone else find that their kids don't have the same deep love for certain films, that they did as a child?

I feel like because there is so much more access to films now, my dc don't view them in the same way. A lot of the time they don't even rewatch films.

Honey I Shrunk the Kids. I bloody love this film.

The original Annie with Albert Finney as Daddy Warbucks

Exactly what I came here to say!

Definitely my child like this. And yes I think it's because there's just access to so many. Which we just didn't have did we

Return to Oz

I so need to watch that again

They just don't make films for young children like they used to 👀

Oliver and company, the brave little toaster or the adventures of lovely lady locks!

Bugsy Malone

The Amazing Mr Blunden ( the version that was made in the 1970's).

Annie or Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

Yes that's probably true, and it used to feel really special to watch a movie

(The original) The Incredible Journey. I was 10 (60 years ago) when I saw it with my Mum, don’t know who cried the most between me and her when old Bodger appears just when you think he must be dead. The remake was rubbish.

The Aristocats

Adventures in babysitting

Annie or et