If you’re anything like me, action is your genre.
Why sit through an hour and a half of predictable romantic fluff? I’d much rather transport back in history amidst legendary heroes and masked vigilantes, or go hunting for treasure in the far reaches of the earth.
Despite our passion for an epic battle or a thrilling romp in pursuit of treasure, we can’t deny that there’s a lot of other “stuff” that likes to creep in and ruin our cinematic experience unnecessarily.
Today we’re here to give you the very best family New Years movies.
New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day are such important celebrations and are wonderful opportunities for the family to spend time together!
If you’re like us, family time revolves around food, beverages, games, and movies.
Today, let’s take a look at the very best family sports movies ever.
I will confess to usually being the least sporty person in the room, but when it comes to sports movies? Heck, yeah, I absolutely love them.
There’s something so great about a film the whole family will love that pushes all of our happy buttons.
Let’s journey back in time, guided by the flickering light of the projector, to find ourselves surrounded by the nostalgic charm and enduring appeal of the best family movies of the 70s.
The 1970s was a decade of change and innovation, both in the culture at large and in the film industry. From animated features to adventure films, the 70s produced some of the most memorable family movies of all time.
Looking for creative at home movie night ideas?
Whether you decide to avoid the movie theater experience because it’s too pricey, too germy, too crowded, or there’s nothing playing that you want to see, a relaxing movie night at home is always a good idea.
For most of us, it’s as simple as popping something in the DVD player or scrolling through the latest and greatest streaming service.
But, ya know… it doesn’t have to be that simple. It could, instead, be amazing.
We’re going to show you some of the best ways to elevate your evening and create a cinematic experience at home. Here are some seriously fun movie night ideas for a memorable movie night in the comfort of your own living room!
There’s nothing better than building a fort in the living room, popping some corn, getting out the (hidden) candy stash, and watching a few of the best family adventure movies together!
The only problem is that, nowadays, you have to spend what feels like hours scrolling through your streaming service of choice, desperately searching.
I love a good movie, but I don’t want to be assaulted by negativity, crass language, demented violence, or sexual innuendo and visuals that should be kept private.
Instead, I prefer films that build towards something meaningful – overcoming an obstacle, creating an accurate depiction of the human condition, showcasing elements of truth, grace, and dignity.
So here are some of my favorite films. Below you’ll find 12 amazing (and amazingly clean) movies you’ve probably never seen. Maybe you’ve never even heard of these.
All the better, because you’re in for a treat!
These are mature, grown-up films for true movie aficionados that don’t have any (or at least very, very little) obscene content. Win-win. Some are even family-friendly and will be appreciated by youngsters.
There’s a long list of animated movies that are fine for the littles, but you’re looking for the very best non-animated family movies to watch on your next family movie night.
You know how it goes: finding a good movie that the entire family will enjoy (from Grandma to the kindergartener) can be an exercise in frustration! By the time you’ve scrolled for an hour, everyone is arguing and half the family has left the room.
I like my popcorn like I like my friends — extra salty! Popcorn lovers are, quite frankly, an absolute hoot to shop for. And popcorn lover gifts are out there in more abundance than you might think, actually.
From quirky poppers to adorable plushies, there’s a li’l something for everyone.
Are you tired of entertainment that is either smutty and TV-MA, or slapstick cartoons? Aren’t there clean family movies that aren’t geared only for little kids (with innuendo thrown in for the adults as “humor”)?
Are you looking for a fun or thoughtful flick to watch with just you and your spouse, or perhaps with a family that includes older kids and teens?
Oh, and I take it that you’ve seen all the good “Christian” movies, and don’t want to waste your time with something that is corny and poorly made just because it has a “G” rating.
Let’s see… can’t be cheesy, poorly made, full of gratuitous innuendo or sensuality, minimal or no swearing, and should actually be engaging for grownups and teens.
That’s quite a list of demands!