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Films 5 year old has seen:
Minions
Secret Life of Pets
Ice Age
Frozen
Tangled
Despicable Me trilogy
Captain Marvel
The Grinch
Spider-Man: Into The Spiderverse
Aladdin (both)
Ralph Breaks the Internet
Dumbo (2019)
MIB3
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Spirited Away
Ponyo
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#backtothefuture, they kept telling me they didn’t want to watch it for the first half hour but once Doc started being silly they enjoyed it. Any live action interest is a win. Qotd:”why do the doors open up?” No one knows, son, no one knows.
#EightBelow too many boring human bits to make this dog tragedy interesting. Kids only watched it all so they could stay up late.
Didn’t think I’d be so emotional but huge thanks to @realmikefox, @DocBrownLloyd and everyone for @BacktotheFuture. I struggle to think of another movie franchise that has brought so much joy across generations since something really must be done about the kids. They need movies
1986, When I was 6 years old I watched a movie called #BackToTheFuture which blew my mind and made me fall in love with movies. Almost 40 years later, my son is 5 yo, daughter 8yo, and I get to give them the same experience. Good movies are timeless. Excellent movies time travel
1986, When I was 6 years old I watched a movie called #BackToTheFuture which blew my mind and made me fall in love with movies. Almost 40 years later, my son is 5 yo, daughter 8yo, and I get to give them the same experience. Good movies are timeless. Excellent movies time travel
Sure it’s great and all but it’s amazing how many fans will brush aside Into The Spiderverse which has way better shots just because it’s animated.
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Wants to watch tomorrow.
Replying to @GeekwithDad
#TheSantaClause was alright. Nothing fantastic for the kids but 7 yo liked it. 4 yo kept complaining during the family bits but loved it when Santa was on the screen. Despite the constant talk about not believing in Santa the kids didn’t touch on it. An ok film.
Favourite!
Replying to @GeekwithDad
#MitchellsVsMachines A hilarious and seriously heartfelt film. The kids lost interest at the longer emotional scenes but the action and comedy kept them hooked. “Pig - dog!” Will now be a familiar chant around the home. Definitely recommended. No scary parts.
8yo just said she wanted to watch it again.
Replying to @GeekwithDad
I don’t remember the first across being good but this was hysterical. There were plenty of sly observational humour and dumb slapstick that everyone loved it. We even had a dance to the end titles we were so hyped. #TheCroodsANewAge
We’ve been watching classic Scooby Doo. The kids love it. They’re now walking around the house looking for ghosts. 7yo has some big glasses on to look like Velma

