Great family movies to share with you

1. Great family movies to share with you With hope and prayer, this is our best advice. This movie is very good, but there's no reason why we can't let a little karate kid in. Toy Story 3 The third chapter of Toy Story series is tearful, but it is a wonderful narrative about the nature of growth (for children and adults). Your child is ready for this carton family movie. The Sandlot Be prepared for some serious nostalgia. This family movie will make you feel painful for those carefree summers when you were a child. Edward Scissorhands Although the films of Tim Burton and Johnny Depp have become synonymous with crazy wigs and top

2. performances, their first collaboration is still a bittersweet masterpiece. The Rocketeer What other family movie features a mob and a Nazi agent with a beard as villains? Before many people knew her name, let alone the beautiful Jennifer Connery.Before your child knew that he was Alfred in Batman, Michael Kane gave Ebenezer Scrooge one of the best performances in decades. The film is more like Kane performing Dickens than Kane performing with a group of puppets. Cool Runnings Remember that Disney often makes high-profile live action movies? This is the vertex. Is there a better casting decision than John Candy, a shapeless and alcoholic former sled racer? Home Alone Of course, he may be a vindictive sociopath in training, but it's still interesting to watch Kevin

3. McAllister get the best results among these two incompetent family robbers. In addition, Daniel Stern screamed at the girl with the spider on her face that she would never grow old. Finding Nemo It's a imaginable Disney family movie that defines a generation... And a new way to get to Sydney. Follow an anxious clownfish to find his missing son. This film takes you on a journey full of love, with unique characters (Hello, Dolly!), And an overwhelming feeling, well, I think I need to call my father more. E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial Are you ready to call home while eating Reese's pieces? This is what this forever loving alien did in the 1982 Steven Spielberg classic movie. This family movie about the friendship between mankind and stranded aliens has not only touched the hearts of generations of fans, but also won four Oscar Awards. Oh, it also introduces the world to a special little actress, you may have heard of her: Drew Barrymore.

4. Spirited Away There is no age limit for experiencing the masterpieces of Hayao Miyazaki / Ghibli studio movies. Chihiro is a gorgeous animated story, which tells the story of a young girl who starts her journey to return to the world after finding herself in the spiritual world of Japanese folklore. (we suggest that children over the age of 10 use this, or when the children can deal with the protagonist's parents turning into pigs. Your phone number.)It is a classical family movie. Mary Poppins This family movie may set a high standard for nannies. Mary Poppins tells the whimsical story of a magical nanny arriving through a floating umbrella, which is a musical adventure that makes everyone as easy as a spoonful of sugar. Matilda If Carrie has a happy ending in the parallel universe, it is Matilda. Matilda wormwood is a young girl with

5. a strong thirst for knowledge, who is ostracized and pushed aside by her engrossed parents and school authorities. That is, until Matilda found out that she had remote motivation. It sounds as interesting as Danny DeVito's adaptation of a British children's book. School Of Rock Although Richard Linklater is full of feelings for slackers and drug addicts, he does not lack an atmosphere suitable for family. This 2003 comedy star Jack Black (well, still a bit lazy) and a group of cute children. They played half decent songs, and Blake spewed out about 50 catchwords. Not to love? Ghostbusters The best theme song? yes. The greatest ensemble actor? yes. The greatest movie ever made in New York City? stand a good chance.