where do I start:

It all started with finding nemo (I swear to you I know every move and sound) and here we are with more than 150 dvd and tapes.

he loves happy feet we went to see it few time (drive in)

he loves jay jay the jet plane,

madeline (we just got it on saturday)

jimmy neutron

rugrats

good old winnie the pooh

pingu

el dorado

lemony snickets a series of unfortunate events

gullivers travels

snow white

toy story

anything with the micky mouse gang

anastasia

brother bear

a bugs life

charlie and the chocolate factory

garfield

home on the range

for some reason he no longer likes shark tale and shrek

My son is soooo into cars at the moment. It is the only movie that I can get my washing folded and put away too. Any other movie and he won't sit still for more then five minutes...    And all though the movie you hear him say  Vroom Vroom.. LOL  He can't get enough... :)

Our 11 month old son loves shrek and will go up to the screen and bang on it for the big green ogre to come out.

my 5yr son is thomas mad...... He also loves

1. shark boy and lava girl,
   
2. mary poppins,
   
3. gilligans island series,
4. cars
5. Herbie
6. Nemo

Problem with master 5 is that he watched his shows over and over (part of his autism)...he watched the wedding singer for 3 weeks straight and can basically quote the whole movie without watching it anymore....
My 2and a half yr old girl is more into

1. Dora the explorer.
2. hi 5
3. wiggles

and anything on Nick junior....Me? i just wish i got to see tv these days.......hehehehe...my 2 yr old is learning spanish from nick jr and can count to 14 and knows the alphabet ... she also speaks 5 words in a sentence.....so who am i to complain?

Marni has been enjoying OVER and OVER, a movie called the Sandlot, oh and the Sandlot 2. They are about a bunch of kids who like playing baseball and they get into all sorts of trouble when their ball goes into a yard with a 'Beast!' I quite enjoyed it too!

Another one is the old movie, Beethoven and the many sequals this movie has. They are fun! We also like Cheaper by the dozen 1 & 2, Search of a lost princess, The cat in the hat, The robin hood gang and old classics like Annie!

Try some of these....they are great for all ages! Es...xo

the best kids movie i believe is monster inc.
my daughter loves it she always laffs at the little green dude i forgot his name lol, considering ive sat there and watched it with her everytime lol.

The movies we enjoyed were....

1.Flushed away,

2.Happy feet-kids liked the movie,i didnt like it much....

3.Garfield 2.

4.Incredibles..

5.Finding nemo.

6.Iceage2

7.Robots..

8.Tom and jerry movie.

9.Cheaper by the dozen

10. Shrek 1/2....

hope i have covered them all, as we have dvds each week due to school holidays are still on here in tassie and kidddies getting bored.

Our family really enjoy movies so, over the years, we have collected a fair few.

• The Emperor's New Groove (Kronk is da bomb!)
  
• Toy Story 1&2
• Harry Potter (all of them)
• Madagascar
• 101 Dalmations
• Hercules (I like James Woods)
• Ice Age
• Cinderella (original animation) and Ever After (Drew Barrymore)
• The Incredibles
• The Princess Bride

We also like a few TV shows that we have on DVD such as Scrubs, Men Behaving Badly, Blackadder, Mr Bean, Black Books, and Futurama.

Thankfully as the kids have gotten older I haven't had to sit through too many bad kids' movies. Recently we saw Arthur and the Invisibles which was cute enough but I got bored... my youngest (10) and I saw The Pursuit of Happyness and LOVED IT.

I am about to show them An Inconvenient Truth. And I cannot recommend highly enough showing them SBS World News as soon as they start getting interested in the world beyond us... although a bit more graphic, at least you hear what's really happening, not just what the Packer family would like you to hear about.

Favourite movies now include anything with Johnny Depp (*sigh*... I've passed that down to my daughter), and most comedies and dramas. I don't believe in severe censorship, especially around sex (why is sex deemed inappropriate whereas violence is acceptable?!). My older two, being teens, love horror movies.

My daughter is 3.5 years also. Her favourites are Finding Nemo, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, The Neverending Story, The Wizard of Oz, Mary Poppins, Hans Christian Anderson, Madeline, anything with Thomas the Tank Engine in it, and the Lion King.  We don't often watch movies, but she is often given them for birthday/easter/christmas so her collection is ever-growing. Very handy with all this rain around in North Qld!  She watched Rabbit Proof Fence when I had it out from the video store and she showed emotion at it and asked a lot of questions about it too.  Documentaries featuring sharks and crocodiles have also been a hit, although we don't own any of those we only hire them.  Most of her favourite movies are the older ones, but she loves them.  I also took her to see Happy Feet and she didn't mind it, but we won't be buying it.

What about strautlittle 1,2&3 , toy story ,lion  king,the land before time , theres pently out there i go to thevidio store and hire  them out   on a tuesday as they only $1 weeky on tuesdays  which is good over the school hoildays if your buget low

I always fall back on the old favorites for younger children 101 Dalmations, Cinderella, The Land Before Time, ( I think they are up to # 10 or higher now) Snow White, If you have a rental store near you, they usually have a kids section with an  up to date selection!  Ice age #1 is far better than #2! If you still collect movies on VHS I would try the second hand shops as you can get them fairly cheap as DVD's are the new age thing!

WE are flooded out so dvd's are a rare treat........ finding NEMO (sheesh I nearly wrote nympho ),stripes,shrek 1 &2,shark tale,madegascar,ice age 1&2 and many others

We are happy at the moment with The Wiggles