family film

It’s the cinematic equivalent of a cube brick designed to leak money when someone smashes their face into it.

The Magician’s Elephant aims to look like Arcane, but only got 40% of the way there.

When Disney+ isn’t shelling out the big bucks on superheroes, it’s quietly stocking its shelves with animated shorts.

Bok bok bok bookak!

Director Gore Verbinski clearly considered every cinematic technique at his disposal to execute his gags.

A combination of multiple Gen Z memes has led to the birth of the #gentleminions, and some cinemas don’t like it.

Bunnies, chickens, and devious foxes clash in this family film, perfect to watch over Easter.

This respectably improved sequel makes the original look like a proof-of-concept.

There’s an all-star voice cast behind this sequel to the 2016 family hit—including U2 frontman Bono.

Jude Law is a hot young bb Dumbledore in the third entry of the Harry Potter world’s prequel series.

An all-star cast of UK talent (including three Harry Potter faves) bring to life the real reason for the season.

Your family might really connect with this animated adventure-comedy, starring Zach Galifianakis as a rogue robotic buddy.

What if you had a dog that was red? And, if you’ll indulge me a little further, imagine if said dog was also…very big?

Revisit some faves you grew up with, or try something new that the whole clan will love.

When you wish upon a star, you might find the perfect movie for your whole fam to enjoy over the school holidays.

Krysten Ritter’s performance is so hammy it belongs on the deli menu.

These fantastic films are anything but two-dimensional, whether they’re made for kids or older fans of animation.

Stephanie Beatriz voices the only member of the Madrigal family without some kind of magical gift.