Children’s and Family Movies

While not living up to the likes of the cinematic endeavors, at least the feature is better than most video babysitters.

Walt Disney is always a great source for films, with many memorable classics, as well as new entries coming out all the time. This gift guide highlights some of the most recent releases by Disney that I had a chance to review. Any of them would make terrific Christmas gifts …

If only Disney had the same courage as their new princesses.

If you want something to complain about, it should be spending $29 on just a few shorts, not for the overly scrubbed transfer.

Were it not for the inclusion of 'Winnie the Pooh and Christmas Too!,' this would be completely forgettable.

A fun British-made animated tale featuring Martin Freeman (The Hobbit, Sherlock) as a little elf with a big dream.

The Snow Queen should be perfect viewing for a cold winter's night, with Gerda's girl-power quest and lovely soprano voice taking viewers on a fanciful adventure.

Think "Revenge of the Nerds," but in the "Monsters, Inc." world.

I have always been the first to admit in any conversation that I’m a devout fan of The Three Stooges (the real Three Stooges, that is – and not that recent feature-length garbage the Farrelly Brothers are currently up on charges for under the heading of “Crimes Against Humanity”) – …

The Croods is far from a masterpiece, but it is definitely a step up from what passes for children’s entertainment from most studios.