Your favourite kids film as an adult...

[MARMITE]

With todays abundance of film posts, whats yours. As a young at heart grandad most recent has been Zootopia.

 

[r00fie1]

 

[BoroFur]

Toy Story 2

 

[MARMITE]

A couple of films i can't wait to introduce the little madam too when she's older are; Moonrise Kingdom and Bridge to Terabithia.

 

[Randy]

Moana is the greatest film Disney have ever done.
It has everything in it, education personally and socially without it been rammed down your throat, great comedy, catchy songs and fantastic animation.

 

[theredrooster]

Toy Story 2

It is the best of the four easily.

I've always had a soft spot for Monsters Inc. Love the whole concept and storyline and especially the retro opening credits.

Although to be honest as a big kid I love most childrens films. Went to cinema with my son to see the last Pixar film, Onward and enjoyed that one too.

 

[Michael_Vronsky]

'Big'. Though I actually think it was more for adults who wanted to be kids again!

 

[BoroFur]

It is the best of the four easily.

I've always had a soft spot for Monsters Inc. Love the whole concept and storyline and especially the retro opening credits.

Although to be honest as a big kid I love most childrens films. Went to cinema with my son to see the last Pixar film, Onward and enjoyed that one too.

Up is also very good.

 

[boroboy6872]

Goonies

 

[coluka]

Harry Potter films. Just brilliantly written, directed and performed, with an awesome cast of stars. They are wasted on kids

 

[theredrooster]

Up is also very good.

Up is one of the few Pixar films I haven't seen (the cars films too). For some reason I never liked the look of Up, the old guy looks creepy! Might have to give it a whirl as we have Disney+ for the kids (and me ).

 

[Norman_Conquest]

Song of the South - Uncle Remus reminded me of my grandad, my grandad was a West Indian, was always laughing and telling tall stories

 

[ThirdLeg]

In recent years Moana, as mentioned above, and Inside Out have stood out. Great movies!
Agree with Monsters inc - brilliant.
The incredibles also worth a shout

 

[HolgateCorner]

Aladdin (the early 90’s one), with special mentions for Shrek 1 and Toy Story 1.

There was a good Bob the Builder film as well.

Watched them all about 100 times over, often starting 6.30 in the morning.....

 

[Jostler]

I quite like Arthur Christmas, put it on Saturday morning for the little one, I definitely watched more than he did

 

[red_harrington]

Jason and the Argonauts, if just for this scene:

 

[MARMITE]

Moana is the greatest film Disney have ever done.
It has everything in it, education personally and socially without it been rammed down your throat, great comedy, catchy songs and fantastic animation.

Totally agree, the way Disney educates little ones with animation is brilliant. Recently half watched Coco, what a way to introduce death to kids.

 

[petrio]

The Goonies - hands down, one of the best films of all time.

Back To The Future (all of them)

Monsters Inc

Bug's Life

Toy Story

Frozen II (is actually excellent)

Paddington (I and II) both fantastic!

 

[Randy]

Totally agree, the way Disney educates little ones with animation is brilliant. Recently half watched Coco, what a way to introduce death to kids.

You need to watch it all the way through. It's a great story.

 

[Borobuddah]

Finding Nemo