Do you want to know what they are the best children's movies? Children like movies almost the same as adults. As soon as they have enough capacity to understand the plot of a movie, they will be able to enjoy it. As with adults, children will have their own tastes when it comes to choosing a movie theme, but to find out which theme is most interesting to them, parents can offer a number of varieties so that they can decide themselves.
Nowadays, there are many good modern movies that are for children and that children love. But good movies have not only come out in the last decade, there are already several decades of good quality movies for kids today to watch. While it is true that they do not have as many effects or budget in the film, the values they convey are still adequate for today's children to enjoy these children's films.
Whether movies are classified as better or worse will depend on the taste of the children, but then we are going to talk to you about some children's films that cannot be missing in your film library, because surely you will like to see them as a family and also, you will have a good time together. Without further delay, we are going to see some of the best children's movies.
Frozen (2013)
Forzen is a recent film that leaves no one indifferent once it has been seen. For both adults, children and adolescents, it is a film that remains engraved in the mind and that will be passed from generation to generation. It is a film that talks about the values of the family, the value of staying united, the importance of independence and solitude when needed, perseverance, love ... In a totally frozen world.
Toy Story (1995)
The film that Pixar announced to the world as a force to be reckoned with in the family film library is a success. Toy Story was the first fully computer-generated film, but that's almost the least remarkable of its accomplishments: it took Disney's fairy tale template and placed it in a recognizably realistic modern world, with great wit and feeling they achieved great results ... It's not just about toys, and any of the 3 Toy Story movies are great. It transmits values such as union, friendship, love ...
Wall-e (2008)
800 years have passed into the future and humanity has left Earth, a planet now overwhelmed by pollution and garbage. All that's left is an adorable trash compacting robot that has evolved enough to fall in love with another robot. One of Pixar's most ambitious projects, WALL-E's sheer scale and intimate charm benefit from talents like Star Wars sound designer Ben Burtt and cinematographer Roger Deakins. A film that makes us reflect on human life, values and love.
How to Train Your Dragon (2010)
A classic tale of a boy and his dog, only the "dog" breathes lightning and can devour a town because it is a dragon. This adaptation of the novels by Cressida Cowell where a boy decides to break with tradition to befriend (and train) a wounded dragon. The story (friendships and prejudices put aside) tells how Toothless has a lovable character despite being a dragon.
Beauty and the Beast (1991)
It was, the song said, a tale as old as time. The story is typical of Disney, full of fables and fantasy, but rich in romance and poetry. It was enough to win the first Oscar nomination for best animated film. A story that tells a beautiful love story where there are no limits or barriers. It was adapted in 3D, plays have been made and the film has also been released with real actors, moving from animation to real acting.
Finding Nemo (2003)
In Finding Nemo we find ourselves emotionally invested with a tiny clownfish with a flawed fin. The story is sad as a father loses his son, and the story is about how his father struggles to find him with the help of some very special friends. He'll find it?
Up (2009)
This film begins with a beautiful love story, where the final loneliness knocks on the protagonist's door. Then the funny part of Russell begins, a little boy scout with whom the protagonist lives some Amazonian adventures. A beautiful story full of tenderness and values.
Toy Story 3 (2010)
Although we have talked about Toy Story above, we cannot stop talking about Toy Story 3, a movie full of magic. In this movie Andy, who is the owner of all the toys that star in the story, goes to college and forgets his toys. The astonishing ending, in which these beloved characters confront and accept a fate of almost certain death, it is practically unprecedented in a family movie. The second part of Toy Story is great too.
SA monsters
Children can be scared by the dead of night, what smarter or more reassuring idea than to disarm those fears with a funny story about industrial scarers dependent on the screams of young children to power a city? Sully and Mike Wazowski are so adorable and well-meaning that the whole process seems almost innocent. Everyone will sleep more soundly after watching this movie, and without fear of monsters!
The Lion King (1994)
Disney's revival of the '90s reached its zenith with this towering adaptation of Hamlet, recasting the tragic Danish prince as a precocious lion cub who just can't wait to be king. All the elements come together in a joyous package: songs that will linger in your memory long after the final credits are over, great animation and a story that will touch your heart. The Lion King is undoubtedly a story that cannot be missing from your home film library.