Movie that parents will love but appropriate for kids also

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Goonies
Mulan (the 1998 version)

Goonies has a lot of bad language. Probably not the best choice. Although my kids were probably seven and 10 when I put it on for them not realizing how bad the language was.


And very racist. I hated it then and cringe every time it’s recommended.
Anonymous
I think it’s ok that only some of any given group will be interested at any time.

A documentary like Free Solo or Maiden
An old family movie like the Muppet Movie or Clue or the Straight Story
One of the better Harry Potter movies




Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I think it’s ok that only some of any given group will be interested at any time.

A documentary like Free Solo or Maiden
An old family movie like the Muppet Movie or Clue or the Straight Story
One of the better Harry Potter movies






I would agree with that, but if the event is to honor someone, in this case an adult having a birthday, than it seems that having something she likes would be a higher priority than the 7 year old.
Anonymous
Happy Feet
Inside Out
Newsies
Parent Trap
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I feel like there's a difference between looking for a movie for adults where you'd feel comfortable with your kids in the room, and looking for a kids movie that adults can stomach. A lot of people are suggesting the latter, but if it's a party to celebrate an adult milestone, like a birthday than a movie that is aimed at the adults seems appropriate.

If it's outdoors, the kids can get up and go play, or stay and watch, or whatever. They don't need to be catered to every minute.


This! Just find a movie you think your sister would like that isn't too inappropriate if a kid watches it too. Then have some other activities for kids to do outside.
Anonymous
Mrs Doubt fire. The first Bill and Ted. Back to the Future I. Father of the Bride. All were hits with a 6 ye old girl and 9yr old boy.
Anonymous
The Greatest Showman, hands down! My kids (4, 7, 9), husband, my parents, and I LOVE it.
Anonymous
Chariots of fire
Akeelah and the Bee
Hidden figures
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