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Little Nemo, Brave Little Toaster, We're Back, Muppet Treasure Island

jfrey wrote:Brave Little Toaster

If you want them to be traumatized, you gotta start early

foomanfat wrote:Oh, shoot! Yeah! Ghibli films!

I'd make an exception to Spirited Away & Princess Mononoke. Not for little ones. WHile not scary, just too freaky for very young minds.

Thomas the Tank Engine epi's on youtube.

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Brandsmannen wrote:the dark Neuromancer strikes again. soon the undead necropolis will be at his rule

Soon.

Iommic Pope's kids are eighty years old by now. You missed your chance, dude.

Ha! 80.

My eldest has started school.

But that doesn't mean in not on the lookout for new stuff.
Although, the advent of Netflix has provided a seemingly endless pool of fodder for them.
But quality children's cinema is always appreciated.

For the record, I love Mononoke, but it would scare the shit out of them at the moment.

Get that babyboy(or girl) on Adventure Time!

watched good dinosaur with my partner and little one the other day n realized kids movies are THE most depressing

no more pixar in this house
faces of death from now on

Rango

Inside Out

We are huge on Adventure Time in this house (considering a Billy/Litch tattoo).

Rango is also rad.

Yet to do Inside Out.

And holy shit yes, kids movies now make me wanna cry a little.

Fuck, I got a little teary In Deadpool the other night when Wade goes to the Dr.

Inside out is a movie I actually love. Since I never watched TV/movies as a kid (except Aristocats, I hope someone mentioned that one) I don't have nostalgia for movies and pixar stuff generally isn't that interesting. But Inside Out is so fucking good

I might've wept a little to it

bigchiefbc wrote:My son is going to be 3 in a couple weeks, and he's also totally obsessed with the Cars movies. We also took him to see Planes this summer and he lost his shit. I think that just came out on DVD.

He also loved Wall-E and Up.

Also, if you have Netflix, there's a Cars short on there called Mater's Tall Tales, which I think he likes just as much as the actual Cars movies.

Wow it's funny to circle back on this thread 2+ years later. My son is now 5, and although he still loves Cars, he's now totally obsessed with real sportscars/supercars. His favorite show is Top Gear and we ended up having to ration the time that he spends playing Gran Turismo 6 on the PS3. He's now completely convinced he'll be a racecar driver when he grows up. (But not NASCAR, he said that's boring. He wants to drive the Le Mans/IMSA series)

The entire Saw series.

Sorry I was a fucked up kid I think...