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1. The Big Friendly Giant – 2016 (PG)
The BFG, based on Roald Dahl’s fantasy book of the same name, narrates the story of Sophie, an orphaned girl, and the Big Friendly Giant, who she befriends. The two of them join forces to fight the other giants, who love to eat children and human beings. Directed by Steven Spielberg, the movie explores unlikely friendships and will have the youngest family members shutting their eyes tightly and also roaring at the plentiful fart jokes.
2. The Baby-sitters Club – 1995 (PG)
Celebrated as a classic, this ‘90s film captures the lives of energetic, young girls who love to babysit. They wish to turn their baby-sitting jobs into a happening and legally-run day camp. They tackle family issues, endure deep crushes, and face opposition from a grumpy old neighbor who is opposed to their ‘enterprising’ idea.
3. School of Rock – 2003 (PG-13)
This one is for all the hard rock fans. The movie follows the story of Dewey, who isn’t the best of rock artists. He is thrown out of his band and has to pose as a substitute teacher to pay his bills. Just allowing every day to pass by as it comes; he finds a new purpose when he hears the prep school students practicing orchestra. He decides to create the perfect team for the Battle of the Bands. This film would be the right choice to expose your kids to metal and rock.
4. Freaky Friday – 2003 (PG)
This Disney hit depicts the crazy transformations that a punk-rock teen and her uptight psychiatrist mother undergo when they switch bodies after eating fortune cookies on a freaky Friday. This gives them the opportunity to understand each other and get back on the same page with their own bodies. The film offers some hilarious moments; for instance, the mother performs as the lead guitarist at a competition.
5. The Princess Diaries – 2001 (PG)
Anne Hathaway plays Mia Thermopolis in this high school drama, which focuses on the challenges she faces, such as the mean batchmates, unrequited crushes, and royal responsibilities. As Mia Thermopolis discovers she is the princess of Genovia, she has to learn some real-life lessons from her grandmother and also manage her school life.
6. The Parent Trap – 1998 (PG)
A beautiful film depicting the effect parental separation can have on young minds can be a tear-jerker. When Nick and Liz decide to end their marriage, their twin daughters get caught in the nasty split. Each parent claims a child and moves to different destinations. However, fate brings the two sisters together at a sleepaway camp, where they discover their twin bond. They devise a plan to switch places with each other and reunite their parents.
8. 13 Going on 30 – 2004 (PG-13)
How would you react if you suddenly find yourself jumping age – from 13 to 30? Jenna Pink, played by Jennifer Garner, experiences the same dilemma. She longs for adulthood, but finds herself in a mess after being magically transformed into a 30-year-old grown-up. Mark Ruffalo portrays Jenna’s neighbor in this romcom, which also features the Michael Jackson hit, Thriller, as the two friends sway at a party.
10. Big – 1988 (PG)
Directed by Penny Marshall, this 20th Century Fox, fantasy comedy narrates the unusual story of Josh Baskin (played by Tom Hanks), a young boy who makes a wish to be big at a carnival. The wish comes true, and he finds himself surrounded by the challenges that adulthood poses. He later joins a toy firm and his young mind proves advantageous to the company. Big reflects on emotional challenges and friendship.
11. The Incredible Shrinking Woman (1981) (PG)
Lily Tomlin plays Pat Kramer, who suddenly starts shrinking as a result of a chemical reaction from the cosmetic and household items she purchases. The film reels through hilarious situations as Kramer attempts to manage her tasks as a mother and housewife while living in a dollhouse. Later, she also has to escape from a lab that kidnaps her to carry out tests. It may sound a bit far-fetched and ridiculous, but the movie is highly entertaining for all age groups.
12. Flubber – 1997 (PG)
A hilarious science-fiction film, this classic starring Robin Williams is a remake of the 1961 movie The Absent-Minded Professor. It revolves around an absent-minded professor. He creates an amazing compound called flubber at the cost of his own wedding. Featuring crazy stunts such as basketball players jumping to crazy heights and cars flying in the sky, this movie with its jiggly green compound star will tickle your funny bones.
14. Eight Below – 2006 (PG)
This Disney movie retells the story of the Second Cross-Winter Expedition of the Japanese Antarctic Surveying Team. The movie has Jerry Shepard, who works with the National Science Foundation and helps a UCLA professor find a rare meteorite. They can reach the spot only with the help of a dog sled. How the dogs achieve this despite all the odds makes for the rest of the movie. The movie will appeal to all dog lovers.
15. The Incredibles – and sequel (PG)
The movie narrates the story of the superhero couple, Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl, who have to stop their work because of a ban imposed by the government. However, they don their special costumes when they have to fight a supervillain and destroy his killer robot.
16. Despicable Me – (2010) (PG)
Everybody adores this bald, bad-guy-turns-good-guy tale about a soft-hearted villain who adopts three little girls, around whom his life revolves. The film follows the eccentric but lovable Gru (voiced by Steve Carell), a supervillain who tries to make jams for a living and give up the bad ways. He has an army of the adorable Minions to help him. Quirky and funny, the movie also has a prequel, Minions, which you will enjoy.
17. E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial – 1982 (PG)
Hailed as one of the best movies of all time, this movie is a heart-warmer and narrates the story of a boy who makes friends with an alien. This Steven Spielberg classic finds inspiration in his own childhood, when he created an imaginary alien friend to help him cope with his parents’ divorce. What’s more interesting is the awesome performance given by the young cast. The movie teaches children the invaluable lesson of true friendship.
18. Jumanji – 1995 (PG)
Wild, imaginative, and incredibly adventurous, the movie is a must-watch for all who love to explore the wild. It is the story of two children who find and play a magical board game that releases a man who’s been trapped inside for years. The movie takes us through various twists and turns. Robin Williams gives a stellar performance as the trapped man who has faced his own set of adventures. The wild ride can end only when the game finishes.
20. Up – 2009 (PG)
This animated offering from Pixar depicts the heart-warming story of a cute old man who has lost his wife. His dream is to fly to South America along with his house, with the power of balloons. An unexpected twist comes in the form of a boy scout named Russell, who gets on board by chance. The movie follows their bond and how they overcome their fears and troubles.
23. Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey – 1993 (G)
Featuring an American bulldog, a golden retriever, and a Himalayan cat, the film traces the adventurous journey of these pets to find their owners. However, the twist in the tale comes when the audience realizes that the Seaver family is on vacation to San Francisco. The movie gives you plenty of rib-tickling moments and highlights the importance of companionship and new friendships.
24. Finding Nemo – 2003 (G)
This brilliantly animated adventure drama by Pixar and Disney leaves you spellbound with its narrative and imagination. Nemo is a clownfish who gets separated from his family, and the film revolves around his father, Marlin, who tries to find him. The task is arduous, but Marlin and his friends keep reminding themselves to “Just keep swimming” and never give up. This is one lesson that we all need to apply in our lives.
25. Moana – 2016 (PG)
Moana is a deviation made by Disney, when it shifted its focus from princesses and presented a free-spirited and strong-willed girl from the Pacific Islands. Ready to take on challenges and prove a point, Moana loves adventures, and her only wish is to return the heart of Mother Earth. In the process, she meets Maui, a demigod, who she helps.
Emily Henderson, a mother of two boys, compiled a comprehensive list of family movies to watch on movie nights along with her two little helpers and Moana sits right at the top of her list. She writes, “My all-time favorite animated movie that I’ve seen probably 25 times and still don’t mind when it’s the chosen flick (and we often force it). The music the empowering female message, the environmental message, the feminine/masculine message, the lack of an exaggerated female figure (finally), combined with my love of The Rock. It’s just SO GOOD I’ve cried almost every time (i).”
27. Soul – 2026 (PG)
The latest offering from Pixar and Disney tells the story of jazz musician and teacher Joe, who has lost his passion for music. Joe travels to the Great Before instead of the Great Beyond. Upon realizing this, he makes up his mind to get back home with the help of an infant soul. The amazing music the movie offers is a bonus for the entire family.
28. Happy Feet – 2006 (PG)
We all love penguins, and this wonderful movie has hundreds of them singing and dancing. The story revolves around a penguin that can’t find his song but has killer dance moves. The movie also tries to impart a few important messages about global warming and the perilous state of affairs for animals facing a serious shortage of food sources. Beautifully directed with an awesome music score, the movie will have your feet tapping.
29. Honey, I Shrunk the Kids – 1989 (PG)
The hilarious adventurous science fiction film about a scientist, whose experimental shrinking ray ends up shrinking his children and neighbor’s sons, is sure to appeal to all ages. How the children find their way back home from their own backyard and land up in the scientist’s bowl of cereal makes for an interesting and enjoyable plot.
30. Ratatouille (2007) (G)
“Anybody can cook!” That’s the message the movie tries to give, while at the same time it leaves you wondering at the oddity of the events that unfold. Ratatouille is the story of a cute rat who wants to be a gourmet chef, and the son of a renowned chef, who wishes to become a famous chef in the culinary capital of the world. Remy, the rat defies all odds to teach the young and clumsy Linguini the fine art of cooking.
31. Free Willy (1993) (PG)
You will love this one if you are an animal lover. Free Willy is a feel-good movie about a boy who befriends an orca, Willy. Jesse starts working at the orca park and looks forward to his interactions with Willy. Unfortunately, their friendship is not acceptable to the park’s owner, who arranges for Willy to be transported to a different location. Jesse manages to save the killer whale and free it in the open waters.
32. Toy Story (1995) (G)
This movie will make you believe that toys can talk and have a life of their own. An iconic film about the secret life of toys, the movie follows the travels and adventures of Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Jessie, Mr. and Mrs. Potato, Bo Beep, and other toys that belong to Andy. Some of the scenes offer nail-biting suspense and can also have you rolling.
35. Coco (2017) (PG)
Would you willingly go to the land of the dead? Miguel, the 12-year-old protagonist of the movie does so, to look into the reason why music is banned in his family. He is helped in this task by his great-great-grandfather. Coco is based on Dia de Los Muertos or Day of the Dead, observed in Mexico. The musically colorful movie gives out strong family vibes and stresses the importance of relationships, trust, and bonding.
36. Beauty and the Beast – 2017 (PG)
This live-action version of the Disney classic will transport you to the world of fantasy where clocks talk, teapots cook, wardrobes walk and shoot out wonderful clothes, and a candle stand escorts you through the mysterious castle. Belle (Emma Watson) switches places with her father, who has been imprisoned by an arrogant prince who looks like a beast. She, however, realizes that he is not as tough as he would want others to believe. It features an interesting cast, including Dan Stevens, Luke Evans, Kevin Kline, Josh Gad, Ewan McGregor, Stanley Tucci, and Emma Thompson.
37. Frozen – 2013 (PG)
Have fun sliding through snow mountains and build a snowman or just tap your feet to raise an ice castle, the adventures promised by the movie are wildly imaginative and fun to witness. Frozen will definitely have your little girls swooning and singing ‘let it go’ and ‘Do you want to build a snowman’ Celebrating the bond between two sisters, Anna and Elsa, who are the princesses of Arendelle, the movie has a lot to offer.
38. Night at the Museum – 2006 (PG)
This action-packed adventure drama is every child’s dream and nightmare packaged together in one roller-coaster ride. The story revolves around a night guard at the natural history museum. At the outset, the job looks dull, but the guard is in for a surprise, as all the exhibits in the museum come to life every day at midnight. He is helped in the task of handling the situation by his son and a statue of former US president Theodore Roosevelt.
39. National Treasure – 2004 (PG)
An amazingly coded, cryptic, modern-day hunt for a lost national treasure, the movie is loaded with interesting lessons in history. Nicholas Cage plays Benjamin Franklin Gates, an amateur cryptologist and historian trying to find the Templar treasure. A coded map of the location is placed on the back of the Declaration of Independence. However, things take an ugly turn when Gates realizes that he is not alone in the quest. A sequel to the movie, National Treasure: Book of Secrets, was released in 2007.
42. Inside Out – 2015 (PG)
Hailed as one of Pixar’s most creative movies, the film has an unusual storyline, where the main characters are personified forms of a little girl’s emotions and feelings – Disgust, Joy, and Sadness, to name a few. They accompany her when the family moves to the West Coast. Charmingly narrated and sensitively handled, the movie will have you laughing even after the last minute.
43. The Karate Kid – 1984 (PG)
You will never tire of watching this movie because of the deep lessons it imparts. Tracing the life of a young boy Danny, the movie starts with a group of bullies who trouble Danny. Although raring to avenge himself, Danny finds himself lacking in the art of self-defense. However, with the help of repairman and martial arts master Mr. Miyagi, he trains in martial arts and eventually competes to win against his attackers. Your energetic little boys will want to make sure they enroll in martial arts and master the crane pose after watching the movie.
44. The Sandlot – 1993 (PG)
This coming-of-age movie is a true classic, telling the tale of America’s love for baseball. The story has a young and quirky boy, Scottie Smalls, moving into a new neighborhood. After several trials, he befriends some of the local boys at a local baseball field. The team gets together for some amazing sporting time and also land themselves in several tight spots. Their teamwork pays off when they have to retrieve a piece of precious baseball memorabilia.
45. Matilda – 1996 (PG)
This ’90s classic based on Roald Dahl’s book brings to life the sweet little Matilda, played perfectly by Mara Wilson. Matilda is always discouraged from reading, and she is always in want of attention. Her school is run by an equally terrible and cunning principal. She takes refuge in a library and starts reading books. Matilda is encouraged by her kind-hearted teacher, Miss Honey. Finally, everybody realizes Matilda has telekinetic powers and starts acknowledging her.
47. The Witches – 1990 (PG)
This magic-filled drama will have your hair standing, as it explores the trial and tribulations of Luke, a naughty child who lives with his grandma at a hotel. Chaos ensues as Luke is caught spying on a gathering of evil witches, who have come to the hotel to attend a convention. The boy is turned into a rat by the witches, and his grandmother fights against the conniving witches.
48. Zootopia – 2016 (PG)
Judy Hopps, a cute little rabbit, nurses a childhood dream of becoming an adventurous police officer at the bustling metropolis Zootopia. She leaves behind her family and farm to achieve this goal. However, she is in for a big surprise because none of her fellow officers take her seriously, owing to her being a rabbit. She takes up the mission of finding the missing people to prove her worth. A fox named Nick Wilde helps her uncover a scandalous secret.
49. Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory – 1971 / Charlie and the Chocolate Factory – 2005 (PG)
Whether you choose to watch the classic version or delve deep into the chocolaty waterfalls of the newer version, starring Johnny Depp, you are sure to have one helluva magical ride into the land of sweets and candy. Based on Roald Dahl’s classic book, the movies tell the story of a poor little boy who dreams of visiting Willy Wonka’s mysterious enterprise. Once the Golden Ticket winners enter the factory, there are several lessons in attitude and manners to be learned. However, it turns out there’s something even bigger at stake, as Willy Wonka is actually looking for an heir to run his business.
50. Dr Dolittle – 1998 (PG)
This Eddie Murphy starrer will have you rolling at the eccentricities of veterinarian Dr Dolittle, who is gifted with the ability to communicate with exotic animals. The American fantasy comedy is based on a series of children’s stories written by Hugh Lofting. The movie has become a cult classic due to the unusual storyline and wonderful performances by the lead cast.
51. The LEGO Movie – 2014 (PG)
A must-watch for all the LEGO fans, this movie promises you loads of LEGO excitement in an animated avatar. Featuring an amazing cast of Will Ferrell, Chris Pratt, and Elizabeth Banks, the movie explores the adventures of an ordinary construction worker Emmet Brickowski, who tries to defend the LEGO world from the evil plans of Lord Business. How he manages to achieve this makes for some nail-biting suspense.
53. Ice Age – 2002 (PG)
An amazing saga that explores the lives of a group of adorable mammals fighting complete extinction and surviving the Paleolithic ice age, the movie and all its sequels are a must watch for the entire family. The story follows Sid, a lazy sloth, Manny, a humongous woolly mammoth, and Diego, a sabre tooth tiger, who become friends despite their differences. The crazy gimmicks of Scrat, a prehistoric combination of a squirrel and rat, will leave you in splits.
54. Bee Movie – 2007 (PG)
This beautifully animated movie based on the lives of honeybees is truly an eye-opener for most of us who dismiss the hard work that these tiny creatures do and their importance to our food cycle. The story follows the life of Barry, the bee, who finds it extremely boring to work with honey after he graduates from the Bee College. He breaks the cardinal rule of his species by interacting with a human. She tells him that humans have been stealing and eating honey for centuries and encourages him to seek justice by suing humanity for theft.
55. Wreck-it Ralph – 2012 (PG)
This computer-animated Disney comedy tells the story of an arcade game villain who goes against his ‘bad-guy’ image to become a hero. In an attempt to fulfill his dream of becoming a hero, Ralph has to first clean up the mess that he himself has created in the arcade. Hilarity ensues as he attempts to achieve this. Your video game loving children will enjoy this sci-fi movie as much as the Star Wars series.
56. Bolt – 2008 (PG)
Bolt, an American white shepherd, has known no other life but that of his action-packed TV show, where he firmly believed he possessed extraordinary powers. Through an unexpected twist of fate, he finds himself unintentionally distanced from the studio and encounters Mittens, a streetwise female alley cat, and Rhino, an adventurous hamster. As Bolt embarks on his journey to return to the studio, he undergoes a profound revelation that shatters his illusions – he lacks superpowers, and the world he once thought was real is nothing more than a carefully crafted facade.
59. The Lion King – 1994 (G)
The young lion Simba, the successor to his father Mufasa, takes center stage as we follow his adventures in this Disney animated movie. Scar, Simba’s evil uncle, plans to overthrow Mufasa by tricking the father and son into a herd of wildebeests. Sadly, Mufasa passes away, but Simba barely escapes. Eventually, with the help of his friends Timon and Pumbaa, Simba matures throughout the movie and returns to reclaim his kingdom from Scar and reunite with his family.
60. Enchanted – 2007 (PG)
Young Giselle lives with her forest friends in the land of fairy tales, Andalasia, and falls in love with the charming Prince Edward. However, when Giselle arrives at the castle to wed her prince charming, the wicked stepmother of the prince sends the future princess to New York City, a place where there are “no happy ever afters.” Robert, a cynical divorce attorney, comes to Giselle’s help, but will she be able to find her way back to her true love when she finds herself falling for her lawyer?
61. Clifford the Big Red Dog – 2026 (PG)
When Emily Elizabeth runs into a mystic animal savior, he gives her a tiny red puppy. But, she never anticipated waking up one day to a gigantic 10-foot dog living in her claustrophobic New York City apartment at that time. While Emily’s working single mother is abroad, she sets out on an adventure with her enthusiastic but impulsive uncle. Her big red dog unintentionally causes a commotion in the bustling city.
63. Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile – 2026 (PG)
After moving to New York City, Josh, the Primm family’s young boy, meets Lyle, a singing crocodile who likes caviar, baths, and excellent music, in the bathroom and all of the problems that he used to have in school with his friends, seem to get better. The two become close friends, but when Mr. Grumps, their evil next-door neighbor, threatens Lyle’s life, the Primms must band together to protect their dearest Lyle.
65. Daddy Day Care – 2003 (PG)
An unemployed Charlie spends his days caring for a couple’s little son while his wife Kim earns the family’s living. Thus, he came up with the idea to open a daycare facility with the help of a friend named Phil. Admissions into the daycare quickly rise, and as they hire the silly Marvin as a new employee. Charlie is forced to cope with never-ending red tape. Will parents switch to Mrs. Harridan’s daycare center, or will Charlie be able to keep the business afloat as the movie proceeds?
67. Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey – 1993 (G)
Before departing for a family vacation in San Francisco, the Seavers leave their pets, Chance, an exuberant American bulldog, Shadow, a perceptive golden retriever, and Sassy, a watchful cat, at a friend’s ranch. However, the trio embarks on a dangerous yet adventurous journey across the California desert to find their way back home as soon as the animals start to worry that they might have been abandoned permanently.
70. Akeelah and the Bee – 2006 (PG)
Akeelah, a little girl from South Los Angeles who is 11 years old, learns she has a knack for spelling and believes it will get her into the National Spelling Bee contest. Despite her mother’s disapproval, she receives help from an intriguing teacher, and with the overwhelming support of her community, Akeelah may have just what it takes to achieve her dream.
71. Paddington – 2014 (PG)
A baby bear travels to England in search of a new home after a catastrophic earthquake destroys his home in the rainforest of Peru. The bear, known as “Paddington” after the London train station, takes refuge with Henry and Mary Brown’s family. Although Paddington’s fascinating charm quickly wins the Browns over, Millicent Clyde has her sights set on this unique bear and his hide.
72. The Secret Life of Pets – 2016 (PG)
Max, a pampered terrier residing in a lavish New York apartment, finds his life disrupted when his owner brings home Duke, a large and energetic dog. During a walk outside, they encounter a menacing gang of alley cats, leading to an unexpected journey aboard a truck bound for the pound. Thankfully, their salvation arrives in the form of Snowball, a mischievous rabbit, who sets them free from captivity. In return, Snowball insists that Max and Duke join his band of mistreated animals on a quest to confront those who have wronged them.
73. A Bug’s Life – 1998 (G)
Flik, a sneaky ant, constantly causes problems for his colony. The food supplies intended to satisfy the grasshopper, Hopper, were destroyed as a result of his most recent error. Hopper now needs the ants to gather twice as much food as they normally would to guarantee their survival. The movie follows Flik’s journey as he sets out to gather a band of warriors to protect the colony and stop the impending disaster
75. Brave – 2012 (PG)
Merida, the brave and passionate daughter of Scottish King Fergus and Elinor, the Queen, is an accomplished archer who desires to create her own destiny. The Highland lords are enraged by her rejection of a long-standing custom, triggering chaos in the country. Now, before it’s too late, Merida must learn the true meaning of bravery and reverse an awful curse.
76. Maleficent – 2014 (PG)
Maleficent, a young woman with a good heart, leads a happy life in the woods. She emerges as the land’s toughest defender when an invading army threatens to destroy it. But a tragic betrayal turns her into a bitter being, hardening her heart.
78. Raya and the Last Dragon – 2026 (PG)
Long ago, humans and dragons existed peacefully in the fictional world of Kumandra. The dragons, however, gave their lives to preserve humans when the land was attacked by evil creatures known as the Druun. Five hundred years later, the same creatures are back, and it’s up to a lone warrior to find the final dragon and put an end to the Druun once and for all.
79. Mulan – 2026 (PG-13)
Mulan enlists in the Chinese army, despite being a girl, to keep her frail father from being conscripted. She goes through hard training with other recruits while dressing as a man and utilizes her wits to stop a Hun invasion. She is helped along the way by her dragon companion, Mushu, and develops feelings for the charming commander. Will the army chief find out about her true identity?
81. We Can Be Heroes – 2026 (PG)
In this superhero movie, the children of Marcus and Missy Moreno must learn to work together and develop efficient teamwork skills in order to save their parents and other superheroes of the Earth, who have been kidnapped by alien invaders. Will they succeed in their mission?
84. The Adam Project – 2026 (PG-13)
This movie follows the journey of Adam Reed, a fighter pilot who accidentally crash-landed in the year 2026. In order to prevent things from further going wrong in the present time, he along with his 12 year old past self, team up to prevent time travel and stop its possible consequences.
85. Sing – 2016 (PG)
A previously great theater that has fallen on hard times is now presided over by dashing Koala Buster Moon. He is an everlasting optimist who is obsessed with theater and will stop at nothing to keep it alive. In an attempt to salvage his dying treasure from ruin and fulfill his life’s desire, he organizes the largest singing competition in history.
86. Shrek - 2001 (PG)
Shrek lived in a remote swamp in a faraway land. But his beloved isolation is suddenly disrupted by an invasion of unpleasant fairy tale characters. Shrek makes an agreement with Farquaad in order to save their house and his own and then sets out to retrieve Princess Fiona in order to make her Farquaad’s bride.
88. Alvin & The Chipmunks – 2007 (PG)
Alvin, Simon, and Theodore, three talking chipmunks, find a new home with songwriter Dave Seville after the tree they called home is chopped down and transported to Los Angeles. Even though this new arrangement had a bumpy beginning, Dave gradually learns that the spirited animals have remarkable singing skills.
91. The Super Mario Bros. Movie – 2026 (PG)
Brooklyn plumbers Mario and Luigi find themselves transported via a mysterious pipe to a magical new world while working underground to repair a water main. But when the siblings are split apart, their extraordinary journey starts. Follow the events that take place from here on to find out whether or not they are reunited in the end.
92. The Princess Bride – 1987 (PG)
After a long separation between a prince and his one true love, he has to find her and save her. But in order to be reunited with one another, they must overcome the perils of Florin, a legendary realm.
93. Diary of a Wimpy Kid – 2010 (PG)
Greg Heffley, a preteen, finds middle school to be an unpleasant experience full of social pitfalls that he must confront. He creates plans to get the status and recognition he believes he deserves, all of which utterly fail. He also keeps a notebook of his escapades, ideas, and opinions in order to get ready for the day when he won’t have to put up with bullshit anymore, which forms the basis of the movie.
94. Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day – 2014 (PG)
The beginning of 11-year-old Alexander’s awful day is gum trapped in his hair. When Alexander tells his family about his mishaps, they don’t show much sympathy as tragedy after tragedy strikes. Eventually, he starts to question whether awful things only happen to him, but he quickly realizes that he’s not alone as he discovers that his mother, father, brother, and sister are all going through similar terrible times.
95. Mr. Popper’s Penguins – 2011 (PG)
In Manhattan, Mr. Popper is a prosperous property developer. He is quickly approaching a partnership with a prominent company and resides in a luxurious apartment on Park Avenue. But when he receives a live penguin as a parting gift from his deceased father, and it is soon joined by five more, his life is drastically altered.
96. The Muppets – 2011 (PG)
Walter, a Muppet fan, is on vacation with his brother Gary and the latter’s fiance, Mary. During this time, Walter finds out that Tex Richman is planning on destroying the Muppet Studios to extract oil from that land. These three now set on a mission to save the studio along with Kermit and organize a tele marathon, which will help them raise ten million dollars for the same purpose. Will they be able to do it in time?
97. We Bought A Zoo – 2011 (PG)
Benjamin Mee, a journalist in Los Angeles, chooses to start over after the tragic passing of his wife by quitting his work and relocating his family to an 18-acre property located in Rosemoor Wildlife Park. Rosemoor has been abandoned for many years, but Kelly Foster and her tiny staff continue to care for the animals there. As he, Kelly, and the others struggle to refurbish and reopen the zoo, Mee opens his heart and wallet.
98. Monsters, Inc. – 2001 (G)
James P. Sullivan is a top scarer at Monsters Incorporated, the biggest fright factory in the monster universe. Sullivan is a huge, intimidating monster with purple markings, blue fur, and horns. Mike Wazowski is a green, obstinate, and combative tiny one-eyed monster that serves as his fright helper, best buddy, and housemate. Boo, a young girl from the human world, comes here and she ventures where no human has ever traveled before.
99. The Land Before Time – 1988 (G)
A small herbivorous dinosaur named Littlefoot loses his mother when she gives her life to save him from a dangerous carnivore. He sets off on a quest to the fabled Great Valley with his traveling companion Cera, making new friends along the way while escaping the merciless predator that killed his mother.
101. The Secret Life of Walter Mitty – 2013 (PG)
Life magazine employee Walter Mitty works boring days processing images for the magazine. He lives in a world of thrilling daydreams where he is the unquestionable hero in order to escape the monotony. Walter would really like to date Cheryl, another coworker, but he feels worthless. But when Life’s new owners assign him a task to find the ideal photo for the last print issue, he has the chance to have a true journey.
102. Bridge to Terabithia – 2007 (PG)
Jesse’s life changes when he becomes friends with Leslie, the new child in class. Together, they build a fantasy realm called Terabithia, where all kinds of wonderful animals live. Even though they face challenges in their daily lives, Jesse and Leslie are the rulers of Terabithia.
103. The Jungle Book – 2016 (PG)
After being raised by a pack of wolves since birth, Mowgli is forced to leave his own home in the jungle when Shere Khan lets out his terrifying roar. The movie follows the journey of this little boy who is led by a panther and a free-spirited bear.
104. Wonder – 2017 (PG)
Auggie Pullman, who was born with facial deformities that have kept him from attending a mainstream school up until this point, turns into the most improbable of heroes when he enrolls in the neighborhood school’s fifth grade. His incredible journey will bring everyone together and demonstrate that you can’t blend in when you were born to stand out while his family, his new classmates, and the greater community fight to find their compassion and acceptance.
105. Tomorrowland – 2015 (PG)
Every time Casey Newton touches a lapel button with the initial T, she is whisked away to Tomorrowland, a city full of enormous robots and modern structures. She seeks the help of scientist Frank Walker, a previous visitor to Tomorrowland, to travel to the city together to learn more about its mysterious secrets
106. Life of Pi – 2012 (PG)
The Patels board a cargo ship with their sons and several of the remaining animals after deciding to sell their Indian zoo and move to Canada. Sadly, the sole human survivor after a strong storm sinks the ship is the Patels’ teenage son Pi. However, Pi is not the only one in the lifeboat that rescued him.
107. The Never-ending Story – 1984 (PG)
Bastian sneaks into a bookstore on his way to school to escape bullies and secretly leaves with the book “The Never-ending Story,” which he starts reading in the school’s attic. The story takes place in the magical world of Fantasia, which is in danger from “The Nothing,” a darkness that destroys all it touches.
108. A Wrinkle in Time – 2018 (PG)
Since Mr. Murry, their father, discovered a new planet and used the idea of a tesseract to travel there five years ago, Meg Murry and her younger brother Charles Wallace have been living without him. Together with Meg’s classmate Calvin O’Keefe, the children start on a dangerous journey to a planet that is home to the entirety of the universe’s evil, led by the three mysterious ethereal travelers known only as Mrs. Whatsit, Mrs. Who, and Mrs. Which.
109. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, And The Wardrobe – 2005 (PG)
Four siblings are moved to a country cottage where they would be safe during the World War II attack on London. One day, Lucy discovers a wardrobe that takes her to the magical land of Narnia. She quickly makes her way back to Narnia with her sister Susan and brothers Peter and Edmund. They then join Aslan, the mythical lion, in his battle with Jadis, the wicked White Witch.
110. The Boss Baby – 2017 (PG)
The most bizarre boss baby rides in a taxi to Tim’s house while sporting a suit and a briefcase. When Tim learns that Boss Baby is actually a spy on a covert mission, the immediate sibling rivalry must soon be set aside because only he can stop a villainous conspiracy that involves an epic battle between puppies and newborns.
111. The Lego Batman Movie – 2017 (PG)
There are major changes taking place in Gotham, but if Batman is to prevent the Joker’s hostile takeover, he may need to give up being a lone vigilante, try to cooperate with others, and perhaps learn to laugh at himself. Maybe he can learn a thing or two from his trusty butler Alfred and heroic sidekick Robin.
112. Onward – 2026 (PG)
Two elf brothers, Ian and Barley, go on a quest to discover if there’s still magic left in their world. In a suburban fantasy setting, they embark on a journey to find a rare gem that can bring back their deceased father for one day.
The movie Onward also features in Henderson’s list. She says, “ It (Onward) just came out and we’ve watched it twice already and loved it. It has great messaging of empowerment, brotherhood, fatherhood, an awesome single mom, it addresses death, grief, and self-esteem with loads and loads of entertaining adventure.”
When monsters want to get away from it all, they go to Count Dracula's (Adam Sandler) Hotel Transylvania, a lavish resort where they can be themselves without humans around to bother them. On one special weekend, Dracula invites creatures like the Invisible Man, the Mummy and others to celebrate the 118th birthday of his daughter, Mavis (Selena Gomez). However, an unforeseen complication unfolds when an ordinary human unwittingly crashes the party and falls in love with Mavis.
114. WALL–E – 2008 (G)
WALL–E, short for Waste Allocation Load Lifter Earth–class, is the last robot left on Earth. He spends his days tidying up the planet, one piece of garbage at a time. But during 700 years, WALL–E has developed a personality, and he's more than a little lonely. Then he spots EVE, a sleek and shapely probe sent back to Earth on a scanning mission. Smitten WALL–E embarks on an adventure when he follows EVE across the galaxy.
115. The Good Dinosaur – 2015 (PG)
Luckily for young Arlo, his parents (Jeffrey Wright, Frances McDormand) and his two siblings, the mighty dinosaurs were not wiped out 65 million years ago. When a rainstorm washes poor Arlo (Raymond Ochoa) downriver, he ends up bruised, battered and miles away from home. Good fortune shines on the frightened dino when he meets Spot (Jack Bright), a Neanderthal boy who offers his help and friendship. Together, the unlikely duo embark on an epic adventure to reunite Arlo with his beloved family.
116. Mean Girls - 2004 (PG-13)
Cady Heron enrolls at North Shore High School near Chicago after living in Africa. She interacts with Regina George, a prominent student who previously dated Aaron Samuels. Conflict arises when Heron develops an interest in Samuels, leading George to feign a friendship with Heron while attempting to maintain her relationship with Samuels. Both students engage in competitive social behavior that affects the student body.
117. Kung Fu Panda - 2008 (PG)
Po might just be the laziest, clumsiest panda in the Valley of Peace, but he secretly dreams of becoming a kung fu legend. When the villainous snow leopard Tai Lung threatens Po's homeland, the hapless panda is chosen to fulfil an ancient prophecy and defend the Valley from attack. Training under Master Shifu, Po embarks on an epic high-kicking adventure as he sets out to thwart Tai Lung's evil plans. A DreamWorks animation.
118. How to Train Your Dragon - 2010 (PG)
Hiccup is a Norse teenager from the island of Berk, where fighting dragons is a way of life. His progressive views and weird sense of humor make him a misfit, despite the fact that his father is chief of the clan. Tossed into dragon-fighting school, he endeavors to prove himself as a true Viking, but when he befriends an injured dragon he names Toothless, he has the chance to plot a new course for his people's future.
119. The Iron Giant - 1999 (PG)
In this animated adaptation of Ted Hughes' Cold War fable, a giant alien robot crash-lands near the small town of Rockwell, Maine, in 1957. Exploring the area, a local 9-year-old boy, Hogarth, discovers the robot, and soon forms an unlikely friendship with him. When a paranoid government agent, Kent Mansley, becomes determined to destroy the robot, Hogarth and beatnik Dean McCoppin must do what they can to save the misunderstood machine.
120. The Bad Guys - 2022 (PG)
After a lifetime of legendary heists, notorious criminals Mr. Wolf, Mr. Snake, Mr. Piranha, Mr. Shark and Ms. Tarantula are finally caught. To avoid a prison sentence, the animal outlaws must pull off their most challenging con yet -- becoming model citizens. Under the tutelage of their mentor, Professor Marmalade, the dubious gang sets out to fool the world that they're turning good.
121. The Mighty Ducks - 1992 (PG)
After reckless young lawyer Gordon Bombay (Emilio Estevez) gets arrested for drunk driving, he must coach a kids' hockey team for his community service. Gordon has experience on the ice, but isn't eager to return to hockey, a point hit home by his tense dealings with his own former coach, Jack Reilly (Lane Smith). The reluctant Gordon eventually grows to appreciate his team, which includes promising young Charlie Conway (Joshua Jackson), and leads them to take on Reilly's tough players.
122. Dumbo - 2019 (PG)
Struggling circus owner Max Medici enlists a former star and his two children to care for Dumbo, a baby elephant born with oversized ears. When the family discovers that the animal can fly, it soon becomes the main attraction -- bringing in huge audiences and revitalizing the run-down circus. The elephant's magical ability also draws the attention of V.A. Vandevere, an entrepreneur who wants to showcase Dumbo in his latest, larger-than-life entertainment venture.
123. Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron - 2002 (PG)
Follows the adventures of a wild and rambunctious mustang stallion as he journeys through the untamed American frontier. Encountering man for the first time, Spirit defies being broken, even as he develops a remarkable friendship with a young Lakota brave. The courageous young stallion also finds love with a beautiful paint mare named Rain on his way to becoming one of the greatest unsung heroes of the Old West.
124. Flushed Away - 2006 (PG)
After an ignoble landing in Ratropolis, a pampered rodent (Hugh Jackman) enlists the help of a sewer scavenger (Kate Winslet) in finding his way back to his posh London flat. Getting home is not the only problem, however; a rodent-hating toad (Ian McKellen) wants his notorious cousin, Le Frog (Jean Reno), to exterminate the pair.
125. High School Musical - 2006 (G)
Troy Bolton (Zac Efron), the star athlete at a small-town high school, falls for nerdy beauty Gabriella Montez (Vanessa Anne Hudgens) at a holiday karaoke party. When they return to campus, Troy and Gabriella audition for the upcoming school musical. Meanwhile, the jealous Sharpay Evans (Ashley Tisdale) conspires to squelch their chances. The two must struggle to make it to auditions while also meeting their existing obligations to the basketball team and the academic decathlon.
126. Zombies - 2018 (G)
The students of Seabrook High School are thrown when students from Zombietown transfer to their school, and both groups must work together to prove they can embrace their differences to celebrate their community."
127. A Bug's Life - 1998 (G)
Flik (Kang Su-jin) is an inventive ant who's always messing things up for his colony. His latest mishap was destroying the food stores that were supposed to be used to pay off grasshopper Hopper (Lee Hyeon-seon). Now the strong-arming insect is demanding that the ants gather double the food -- or face annihilation. To avert disaster, Flik goes on a journey to recruit fighters to defend the colony. When he meets a band of high-flying circus insects, he thinks he's found his salvation.
128. Air Bud - 1997 (PG)
Diffident in the wake of his father's death, high schooler Josh (Kevin Zegers) struggles to adapt to his new home in Washington state. That all changes, however, when he signs up to be the school basketball team's manager and discovers that his pet dog Bud, a stray golden retriever he took in, can play the sport amazingly well. After Bud joins the team, Josh's life brightens considerably, until the dog's former owner Norm Snively (Michael Jeter) returns in hopes of reclaiming the pooch.
129. Rango - 2011 (PG)
A chameleon who has lived as a sheltered family pet finds himself in the grip of an identity crisis. Rango wonders how to stand out when it is his nature to blend in. When he accidentally winds up in a frontier town called Dirt, he takes the first step on a transformational journey as the town's new sheriff. Though at first Rango only role-plays, a series of thrilling situations and outrageous encounters forces him to become a real hero.
130. The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie - 2004 (PG)
In this lively animated adventure, undersea oddball SpongeBob SquarePants and his starfish friend, Patrick, embark on a quest to clear the name of Mr. Krabs, the owner of the Krusty Krab restaurant, who has been framed for stealing the crown of ocean deity King Neptune. Leaving the familiar confines of Bikini Bottom, SpongeBob and Patrick venture out towards Shell City, where they hope to find Neptune's crown, but numerous obstacles stand (or float) in their way.
131. The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants - 2025 (PG)
Hoping to prove his bravery to Mr. Krabs, SpongeBob follows a mysterious, swashbuckling ghost pirate known as the Flying Dutchman on a seafaring adventure that takes him to the deepest depths of the ocean.
132. 101 Dalmations - 1996 (G)
The dastardly Cruella De Vil chances upon a litter of cute Dalmatian puppies and decides that their skins will make her the perfect new coat. After she sends two hapless heavies to steal the dogs, it is up to parents Pongo and Perdita to stage a daring rescue. Joining them for the adventure are their human ""pets"" and host of guest animals including a cheeky raccoon and a helpful horse.
133. Good Burger - 1997 (PG)
When Mondo Burger sets up across the street, sneaky Dexter and burger-obsessed Ed realise they need to fight to keep their fast food joint going. Their new secret sauce might be the answer, but not if Mondo can grab it.
134. Mrs. Doubtfire - 1993 (PG-13)
Slapstick film about a divorced actor who is willing to go to any lengths to get his children back, even posing as a matronly Scottish housekeeper. His family, taken in by the disguise, decide to employ the eccentric but apparently capable widow, and everyone is happy with the arrangement - until the mother's old boyfriend reappears and tries to become a father figure to the children.