10 Best Kids' Movies of All Time

Our latest blog dives into the world of top ten kids' movies that are a must-watch for families seeking quality entertainment. We've curated a list of films that promise a blend of fun, adventure, and heartwarming moments, but the real question is whether they live up to the hype.

Dolittle 2020

The tales of Doctor Dolittle, created by Hugh Lofting, have charmed audiences with whimsical adventures of a man who talks to animals. First introduced in the 1920 children’s book "The Story of Doctor Dolittle," the character inspired many sequels. Hollywood soon adapted the story, first with the 1967 film starring Rex Harrison, which underperformed despite Oscar nominations. The character saw renewed success in 1998 with Eddie Murphy’s modern take, leading to a sequel and several direct-to-video releases. Now, Universal Pictures revisits this classic with Dolittle—will it capture the magic, or fall flat?

Ugly Dolls 2019

Animated kids movies are still popular in Hollywood, with studios like Disney, Pixar, DreamWorks, and Illumination leading the way. While some smaller studios also create animated films with mixed success, they often bring fresh visuals and stories. Now, STX Entertainment and director Kelly Asbury bring us *UglyDolls*, an animated tale about imperfect beauty and acceptance. Does it stand out among children’s films, or is it just another cliché?

The secret Life of Pets 2 2019

In 2016, Illumination Entertainment's *The Secret Life of Pets* imagined what pets do when their owners are away. Directed by Chris Renaud and featuring voices like Louis C.K. and Kevin Hart, the film followed Max, a Jack Russell Terrier, as his life changes with the arrival of Duke, a new dog. The movie was a big hit, earning around $875 million worldwide. Now, Illumination and Universal Pictures, along with director Chris Renaud, present *The Secret Life of Pets 2*. Does this sequel capture the same charm and humor as the original, or does it fall short?

The House with a Clock in its walls 2018

The horror genre has long captivated audiences with its thrills and chills, but it has recently ventured into PG territory for younger viewers. Films blending horror and fantasy for kids have been rare but memorable, including classics like *Gremlins*, *Labyrinth*, and *Coraline*. Now, Universal Pictures, Amblin Entertainment, and Reliance Entertainment, along with director Eli Roth, present *The House with a Clock in Its Walls*. Does this new release join the ranks of beloved kids' horror, or does it miss the mark?

Duck Duck Goose 2018

In animation, birds have often starred in both supporting and lead roles. From the vibrant *Rio* series to *The Angry Birds Movie*, winged characters have flown into various adventures. Now, Original Force Animation, Wanda Media Co., and GEM Entertainment, with director Chris Jenkins, present *Duck Duck Goose*. Does this new animated bird adventure soar or fall flat?

Ferdinand 2017

While Disney, Pixar, DreamWorks, and Illumination dominate the animated film industry, Blue Sky Studios has often trailed behind. Initially part of 20th Century Fox, now owned by Disney, Blue Sky’s debut *Ice Age* (2002) was a hit, but its sequels fell short. Other films like *Rio* and *The Peanuts Movie* had mixed success. Now, with *Ferdinand*, based on Munro Leaf’s book, does Blue Sky Studios finally make a strong impression in 2017, or does it miss the mark?

The Star 2017

Among Christian tales, the birth of Jesus Christ—also known as the Nativity Story or Holy Night—is the most celebrated and significant. It recounts how Mary, conceived by the Holy Spirit, and her husband Joseph traveled to Bethlehem, where Jesus was born. This story is central to Christianity and is celebrated on December 25th as Christmas. The Nativity has been depicted in various forms, including books, cartoons, and films. Now, Sony Pictures Animation and director Timothy Reckart offer a new take on this classic tale with the animated film *The Star*. Does it add a fresh perspective to the story, or does it stray too far from the original?

The Lego Ninjago Movie 2017

In 2014, Warner Bros. Animation's *The LEGO Movie* became a surprise hit with its inventive storytelling, humor, and impressive animation. Directed by Phil Lord and Chris Miller, it earned nearly $470 million worldwide. Building on this success, Warner Bros. released *The LEGO Batman Movie* in 2017, a successful spin-off that grossed $312 million and was well-received by critics. Now, Warner Bros. and directors Charlie Bean, Paul Fisher, and Bob Logan introduce *The LEGO Ninjago Movie*. Will this latest installment capture the magic of its predecessors, or will it fall short?

The Nut Job 2 2017

In 2014, *The Nut Job*, directed by Peter Lepeniotis, was a surprise hit despite mixed reviews. Featuring voices like Will Arnett and Katherine Heigl, the film followed a squirrel’s nut-heist adventure and grossed over $120 million worldwide. Now, three years later, Open Road Films and ToonBox Entertainment present *The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature*. Is this sequel a worthy follow-up or just another uninspired addition?

The Lego Ninjago Movie 2

Prepare for an epic clash of “Good and Dad” with the new trailer for Warner Bros. Animation’s *The LEGO Ninjago Movie* spin-off sequel. Check out the trailer below!