by Zoe Sender
Adults can easily show these adventure family movies to their children and enjoy watching themselves.
This list contains touching stories about animals that rescue people from trouble and become companions in their lives.
Here you can find magical worlds, the passage made through a hollow tree, a massive wall, or simply through your imagination.
And, if you don’t like any of that, look at the antics of schoolchildren that get away with it but help them grow as individuals.
These pictures are recommended for the whole family because such a movie can make you believe in a miracle all over again, or at least cheer you up and distract you from everyday problems for at least a couple of hours.
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At this top, you will see:
- A Dog’s Life;
- Miracle;
- Bridge to Terabithia and others.
A Dog’s Life
The plot of the film is based on the life of one dog. And yes, this is not a disclaimer; in the movie, a dog’s soul can be reborn into another body while retaining memory. Five novellas show five different reincarnations of the animal. He has time to be a mutt, a family pet (Golden Retriever), a police bloodhound (sheepdog), a companion of a single girl (corgi), and the dog of irresponsible owners (Saint Bernard).
Throughout the movie, from the first to the fifth reincarnation, the dog ponders, within his vocabulary, the meaning of life. The longer he lives, the more he wonders about people and, at the same time, understands them more. Unfortunately, the dog thinks all they do is play with him or want to play with him, convinced that his mission is to entertain his owners when they are sad and to protect them.
The stories of the people in the picture are mainly formulaic, some of them mistreating the animals, some of them expecting. The film allows you to look at yourself from the side of those who put a dog on a chain or don’t feed it for days. But the people serve only as a backdrop for the main line of a furry pet trying to learn about the world.
Why It’s Worth Watching.
Although this movie has too many sentimental and tearful scenes, they are tastefully done and do not try to manipulate the viewer’s feelings.
For the sake of the doggie’s comments about the actions of his owners, for example, during the kissing, he believes that “people look for food in each other’s mouths.”
To see how actual values don’t change from life to life. They remain to love, family and kindness. And they are the only things that make this world brighter, well, and dogs.
Miracle
The boy Auggie was born with a rare disease, Treacher Collins syndrome. Such people have a deformed facial part of the skull. The underdeveloped bones result in strabismus, ears that are too small, the mouth of the chin compared to other parts of the face, and a disproportionately large nose. Auggie has had 27 surgeries and has been home-schooled for a long time. But the moment comes when he has to go to school and try to exist among regular kids. Inside, Auggie is not too different from his peers. He loves Star Wars, computer games, his dog, and his older sister. The latter suffers from a lack of attention from her mother (played by Julia Roberts) because she is constantly messing with her brother for obvious reasons. It is worth noting that Miracle is not a harsh acute social drama about a disabled child. Instead, it is a family movie about accepting self and others. And the severe signs of the boy’s illness are smoothed out here so that children are not afraid to watch.
Why is it worth watching?
The story is shown from multiple perspectives. The viewer can see the experience of a loving mother, her sacrificial decision to give up her career, Olivia’s life in her brother’s shadow, the attitude of her classmates toward Auggie, and the determination of Jack’s first friend.
Because the kid here is not perfect, despite his bravery, intelligence, and kindness, he is also, like any human being, sometimes selfish, jealous, and even angry. He thinks no one else in the world has problems. But to make friends, he must first realise that he is not so different from anyone else anymore.
Bridge to Terabithia
Jess Aarons is not the happiest of boys. He grew up in a low-income family, he gets bullied at school for his crumbling shoes and rags instead of clothes, and his farmer father forbids him to paint, considering it a useless pastime. Wanting to stand out somehow, he participates in a running competition. But he is out of luck here, too. A newcomer, Leslie Burke, overtakes him. She is also an outcast to her ten-year-old peers. The rebel, who composes fantastic stories, and the unrecognised artist become friends. Their rich imagination transforms the forest with the river into the magical land of Terabithia, where trees turn into trolls and squirrels become hunters. Together they become the king and queen of Terabithia and create many adventures for themselves, and at school, they try to help the weak and punish the abusers. But one wrong decision by a boy shatters a child’s fantasy world.
Why It’s Worth Watching?
The film is not as simple as it seems at first glance; it shows how great a child’s imagination is, how sad it is to lose it as an adult, and how easy it is to lose the most precious thing in your life.
Because of the charming actress Anna-Sophia Robb (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, There Are Dreams, There Will Be Journeys, Teleport), who at the casting stage, the creators thought was too pretty for the role, but, thanks her talent and deep insight into the character, changed their minds.
Little Nicholas
An excellent movie for those who want to go back to school, at least for a while. There’s the local honors student who shouts out answers from his seat and reminds you of homework, the slightly money-obsessed son of wealthy parents, the glutton who chews a bun under the desk, the two friends, one of whom wants to be a cop and the other a criminal, and the main bully who organises all the pranks of this large company. One of them is Nicholas. He doesn’t yet know what he wants, so life is good. But circumstances force him to reconsider his own. His parents, it seems to him, want to have a second child. Nicholas fears he will be taken to the woods and forgotten. Then he comes up with a plan to prevent the arrival of a baby brother.
Why is it worth watching?
Because this picture is a collection of familiar situations brought to comic absurdity. For example, when the characters try to clean up the apartment before their parents arrive, the mess increases often. Or how they try to organise a secret society with a password.
The film shows how far a person’s imagination may go and how important it is not to guess things alone but to ask questions. And people don’t grow up and get a little older.
