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Fun movies for the whole family! Top 10 Family movies. Best movies for the whole family. Fun movies for all ages, fun movies for children and parents. Fun movies for children and adults. These films will undoubtedly give the whole family a cozy, successful and unforgettable family evening. Fun family movies for the weekend! They are often adventure films and comedies.



1. Boy (2010)
An 11-year-old grows up in the countryside of Eastern Cape under the guardianship of the sometimes absent nanny. This film follows the adventures and setbacks of both Boy and his father, who was recently released from prison. This film shows the impact of Michael Jackson, young love and genuine loss. This film is best for teenagers and older, due to the use of rude language and drug use in this film.



2. Samples, Inc. (2001)
This heartwarming film that gives credibility to the phrase: They are more afraid of you than you of them, is for all age groups. From young to old. Two unlikely monster friends become the babysitters the worst problem imaginable, a human child named Boo, while changing the face of the frightening business.



3. The Princess Bride (1987)
This story is told by grandfather to his sick grandson, and is about the main characters Buttercup and Westley and their epic and funny love story, with friendly giants, revenge and unusually large rodents. This film has to be watched with a large group, for all ages, this film is full of great oneliners.



4. The Goonies (1985)
A true classic of previous generations, to find it you really need to dig deep at libraries. Mikey and his group of friends are driven out of their neighborhood by the expansion of the industry, a crazy quest for a long-lost treasure is their last chance to save the family homes. Although there are some scary scenes in it for the smallest, this film is for the whole family.



5. Finding Nemo (2003)
An ultimate family movie with fun for mom and dad. Finding Nemo crosses the entire ocean as Marlin is looking for his son Nemo, who was abducted by humans. It includes both environmental themes and a message that families and families come in all shapes and sizes. This film is for all ages from small toddlers to grandmothers and grandmothers.



6. The Wizard of Oz (1939)
One of the family movies everyone's heard of. Join Dorothy is hit by a tornado in Kansas and ends up in a world called Oz, making friends and enemies in her path. Everyone must have seen this movie once. Beware the terrifying monkeys.



7. Captain Hook (1991)
Peter Pan grew up and became Peter Banning, a workaholic who remembers nothing of Neverland. Captain Crochet kidnaps Peter's children to lure him back to fantasy and subsequent adventures with Tinkerbell and the Prodigal Sons. The whole cast makes it fun for both younger viewers and older ones.



8. Hugo (2011)
Hugo is a moving film that shows friendships and burning questions from an orphan boy in Paris in 1930. Hugo believes a message from his late father is hidden in a vending machine. He's going through everything he can to get the truth out of the table. Older children, teenagers, will appreciate this film most. Watch this film on a rainy day and let Hugo surprise you.



9. The Black Stallion (1979)
Another oldie. This film is set in 1946. Alec, the only survivor of a sunken ship, rescues a black stallion. The boy and the couple form a strong bond and are eventually rescued from the island together, on their way to new adventures in America. This film is best watched with grandchildren and grandparents.



10 Home Alone (1990)
This film is undoubtedly familiar to everyone, it is repeated every year on Christmas television. The McCallister family goes on holiday in France, but after that they realize that the youngest son, Kevin, is still home alone. Kevin tried his freedom is attacked by some idiot burglars, forcing him to protect the house. A very comical and funny movie. This film is for all ages!