I need a PG movie that kids and adults can enjoy. Suggestions?

[Donegeal]

My wife somehow got roped into having to pick a movie for a "movie night" at her church. The movie has to be either G or PG.

I suggested to her The Incredibles as I know that it is a movie that both ages can enjoy, but she said she was hoping for one that was more "under the radar".

So, any suggestions that might fit these criteria?

[flash9286]

Shrek and my favorite children's movie the Lion King

[Verto]

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.

Assuming the church isn't a nutty OMFG HP IS WITCHCRAFT! kind of church.

[Apocalypse]

Home Alone

Classic

[Dis]

Narnia (though I haven' seen it and don't plan to)

edit: though that's not out on video yet. unless you use some underhanded means...

[Dis]

Originally posted by Apocalypse
Home Alone

Classic

that movie sucked.

[Ben Kenobi]

Yes, Shrek or the sequel are both excellent movies.

[Sava]

Antz

Monsters, Inc

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Babe.

[monolith94]

Labyrinth
Sleeping Beauty

[Dinner]

The New Narnia movie is PG13. It's even a Christian alligory so they bible thumpers would likely enjoy it.

[Dis]

I believe it's PG, not PG-13

[Zkribbler]

I just caught "Ball of Fire" on cable over the weekend. I'd forgotten how charming it is.

Barbara Stanwick is a nightclub singer who's being sought by the police as a material witness because she witnessed her mobster boyfriend commit a murder. She takes refuge in a house containing eight professors who are writing an encyclopedia. Seven of them are old fuddy-duddies; the eighth is Gary Cooper who's so uptight he can hardly move.

Or another old movie along the same lines: "Bringing Up Baby" with Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Actually, if you're going the old-movie route, I can't say enough good things about Danny Kaye's The Court Jester. A splendid time will be had by all.

[Q Classic]

The Incredibles.