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

[duke o' york]

Er gents, the movie night is being held at the church, so anything on current release is a no-no

Princess Bride

[JohnT]

March of the Penguins is out on DVD. Haven't seen it yet (dying baby penguins is not something I care to deal with in re: Sophia).

[Arrian]

Yeah, it's an interesting film, but it's not all happy "aww, look at the cute animals!" stuff. It's nature, which can be harsh.

-Arrian

[lightblue]

Madagascar is quite fun.

[rah]

Princess Bride is always a classic.

Since's it's near christmas,
It's a wonderful life

[Arrian]

"And remember, this is for posterity, so do be honest."



-Arrian

[Verto]

Originally posted by Japher
what about that Penguin movie?

Batman Returns?



Sure to be a hit It's even got a circus

[Thedrin]

Second Hand Lions.

[Provost Harrison]

Texas Chainsaw Massacre

[Mercator]

More animation films:

Ice Age (as long as the church isn't too hot on evolution). It's got plenty of evolution-y in-jokes only the "grown-ups" will get.

Or a bit better, Finding Nemo (and be sure to see the credits too).

But then both of these are kind of the same calibre as The Incredibles, I'd think.

So actually, how about Spirited Away. A bit more "under the radar" perhaps (ooh! foreign ).

[Rufus T. Firefly]

You didn't say how old the kids were, but if they're 10+ you might consider Whale Rider.

[Sikander]

Originally posted by Apocalypse
Home Alone

Classic

Despite a good cast this film still managed to suck hard.

[Sikander]

Originally posted by Dis
Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark. Oldie but goodie

Not really all that old or all that good.

[Donegeal]

Originally posted by Rufus T. Firefly
You didn't say how old the kids were, but if they're 10+ you might consider Whale Rider.

I'm not sure how old they are going to be. Could be anywhere from 2-3 to 15 I'd imagine...

[klesh]

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