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Whether it’s the heartfelt humor, timeless lessons, or the intricate storytelling, these films are curated to strike a chord with the young at heart while engaging the mature mind.
“The Lego Movie. Perfect blend of imagination and nostalgia that resonates with both kids and adults.”
“The Incredibles”
“Paddington 1 and 2 deserve their exceptionally high, possibly perfect Rotten Tomatoes ratings.”
“Iron Giant”
“Matilda. Hits many different levels”
“Shrek has fun for all ages. Shrek 2 was the best of the series.”
“Ratatouille. Been in the industry for a while and every cook I know loves this movie, even the bitter broken down angry ones who you’d never think would like a Pixar movie”
“Spirited Away.
It’s a foreign film, best with subtitles, its based on Japanese mythology, the protagonist is a sullen 10-year-old girl, and it’s absolutely fantastic for anyone of any age.
Honesty, most Miyazaki films are good movies for anyone.”
“The Sandlot”
“Coco. If you don’t cry at the end you are a robot.”
“Wall-E”
“Up!”
“I watched Pokemon: Detective Pikachu because my sister’s kids wouldn’t shut up about how good it was, and surprisingly they were correct”
“Big Hero 6. It’s probably the first kids animated movie I’ve seen where the hero legit wants to murder lol”
“Hook – don’t care what anyone else thinks, I liked it”
“Moana. Lin-Manuel Miranda is such a talented songwriter”
“The Emperor’s New Groove”
“Puss in Boots: The Last Wish. The scene with the panic attack was so incredible”
“Mulan”
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