Top 5 family films.

Hey readers, 

A nice thing to do with the family is to grab the popcorn and curl up on the sofa with a throw, some popcorn and put on a film for all the family to enjoy. If you are looking for a good family film then I might have the answer with my top 5 family films to enjoy.

 1. Sonic 1 and 2.

If you are of a certain age you will remember Sonic games and this gives you as a parent nostalgia feels. Not only is fun for kids parents can also enjoy the action fun-packed film full of adventures including sonic and of course the baddie egg man. The films are not too long and carry off the games with the film along with stories of trying to save the world whilst trying to avoid the baddie much like the game and works well in a film format. Isn't too soppy and enough action throughout to keep you entertained.

2. Nuns on the run. 

This is a classic one but I think it is brilliant and one that you would normally think would end up on a list of top films but recommend it as my kids love it. Yes, it is cheesy but it is really fun and about two crooks are on the run after getting the money from the bank. They get dressed as nuns but then fake being a nun because it saves their skin is funny throughout and is a timeless classic. 

3. The Mask. 

Where do we start the course the brilliant Jim Carrey who has some bad luck in life finds a mask and then turns his life into a Dr Jekyll and Hyde life whereby the day he is a bank and at night is when all the fun happens. Lots of childish fun and laughter along the way are great for all the family to enjoy.

 4. Unkle Buck.

One of his best family films from the 80s has to be Uncle Buck starring the one and only John Candy. It's a timeless story about family, growing up, and being there for the ones you love. It hits all the marks of a classic John Hughes film from the 80s nostalgia, slapstick comedy, and heartfelt performances.

5. Maleficent.

I love Maleficent film and one of the best Disney films out there. Be warned it is a dark adventure fantasy film and even though it is rated PG it does have violence and death involved. It is a stunning setting and it is a retold version of sleeping beauty but from the villain's point of view. 

What do you think about my list of family films? Have I missed any ones that you think are good? love to hear your thoughts in the comment section down below. 

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