Family Friendly Movies: Movies the Whole Family Can Enjoy
By Tamara Waters, published Mar 10, 2006
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Here are a few that my family has found to be great fun for a family-friendly movie night:
"Cheaper by the Dozen" (2004, starring Steve Martin, Bonnie Hunt, Rated PG) is great fun and lots of laughter for everyone. This movie is an updated remake of the 1950 classic which was based on the true memoirs of the Gilbreth Family. What's it like living in a family of 14 - two parents and 12 kids? This movie showcases some of the endearing and zany moments that large families experience in day-to-day life.
"Clockstoppers" (2002, starring Tony Abatemarco and Michael Biehn, Rated PG ) What would it be like to move through time faster than everyone around you? Scientists have created a watch that can be used to send the wearer's personal time and space into hyperdrive. Imagine the fun and trouble that a teenager can get into with such a gadget and you've got
"Clockstoppers." The only problem - the bad guys want their toy back! Fun and entertaining for the whole family!
How about adventure and mystery with some history thrown in? "National Treasure" (2004, starring Nicholas Cage, Rated PG) is a treat - and my kids didn't even mind learning some history! The DVD features a special bonus secret clue hunt that my son loves - no matter how many times he does it. Mom and Dad can really enjoy this flick, too. Learning American history has never been so much fun!
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