What is a good Kids movie to rent?
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My boys loved The Iron Giant about a boy who finds a giant lost alien robot who has crash-landed on earth.  It has lots of allusions to those 50s sci-fi movies and a great message about choosing who you want to be.
443925
great movie but its\n\nSLC punk and you can rent it from any blockbuster or buy it from most any online store
937610
You're gonna hafta wait until it's out of the theaters, which it hasn't even made it to yet - it's still being advertised.  Look for it to come out late spring, early summer - May?\n\nIf you want something w/ Penquins for the kid, try March of the Penguins, or Pebble and the Penguin [animated].
94792
Here are some really good comedy movies that I've seen (by the way I'm 14):\n* Nanny Mcphee\n* Monster-in-law\n* Beauty Shop\n* Rush Hour (1&2)\n* Home Alone (1&2)\n* The Pacifier\n* Big Daddy\n* The Incredibles\n* Finding Nemo\n* Shark Tales\n* Wallace & Gromit : Curse of the Ware-Rabbit\n* Charlie & the Chocolate Factory
75808
Try this site.  There are demo movies.
626220
Kids heck I want to see it myself! My kids are adults now and I wish one was young enough because I will feel stupid going myself. I guess I will watch it on dvd.
914995
It was ok to rent a dvd esp. since i have a kid at home. However i would not go to a movie theater to watch it.\nI also think animators  did a very good job , however , for some reason the faces of all the characters were ugly. \n i recommend this film to anyone from 6 to 13 ...
826656
Escape from Sobibor is a good one.\n\nLittle Dieter Needs To Fly is also worth seeing.
139559
You should DEFINITELY rent the video Mary Poppins and watch it...you will understand totally then.
933889
One of my favourite is "Wings, Legs, and Tails" (very funny) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ku0iPwRz6Vo\nRussian Winnie the Pooh is really good http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyJeiqD_-aw\nJust go to youtube.com type 'russian animation', and the search will give you a lot of results. Browse through them, there are some really great and some very funny Russian animation movies.
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Free activities:  take them to the library, they have all sorts of free programs for kids.  They can also borrow books, fairly new released dvds, and cds.  Park, school playground.  Water balloon toss.  Pool, or sprinkler would be cool.  Make their own snack, like trail mix.  Pizza bagels.  Usually AMC or Regal Cinemas offer free movie for kids and parents at 10 am once a week.  Check out their website for more info.  Bike riding, play follow the leader on bikes.  Volunteer you and the child's time at local retirement homes, etc. to set a good example.  Free local museums, zoo.  Crafts:  make a summer scrapbook together, Make pinuatas. You'll need newpaper, balloon for shape, and plaster of paris, paints.  Blow balloon up. Make a paste of plaster of paris, tear newspaper into strips, and adhere, let dry overnight. Leave a opening to fill with candy, and to pop balloon.  When dry, paint. When dry, decorate and add candy!  Grab a branch and have fun! Make placemats out of construction paper, and laminate.  You can cut pics out of magazines, or add beads/sequins, pics of family and friends.  Make colored sand.  Use salt or granulated sugar, baby food jar/ or other small jar.  Colored chalk.  On newspaper or paper bag, dump salt/sugar on table take a colored chalk stick and glide over sugar until desired colored is achieved. Place in jar, do the next color.  Until jar is full.  Cute.  Also, check out stores like Home Depot, Lowes, or A.C. Moore(craft store) they offer free make it and take it classes for kids.  Barnes and Nobles also should have free programs available also.  Have fun! I hope this helped you.
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Check http://www.jonhs.net/freemovies/#free_movies
923167
It really depends on the age of the girls...\n\nAssuming ages 7-15, here are some fun, girly movies and some generic ones:\nEver After (with Drew Barrymore)\nPrincess Diaries (with Anne Hathaway) I & II\nThe Incredibles (good girl power)\nThe Little Mermaid (I mean, fun for all ages, really)\nNever Been Kissed (Drew Barrymore)\nBack to the Future: Trilogy (or at least the first one)\nKarate Kid (oldie but a goodie)\nGhostbusters\nRobots\n13 Going on 30\nFinding Nemo\nMadagascar\nThe Wedding Singer (might want to check the rating)\n\nHope this helps!
858360
None, I only go to the cinema to watch subtitled art movies. But i check to see that my kids don't watch things I think is inappropriate for them you can usually see within the first 5 min if it will be OK for them.
842022
Get a shirt box fill it with popcorn and put a really cheesy movie inside - like Plan 9 From Outer Space, Bubbahotep, Amityville  2, etc. The popcorn makes really great cushion and noise so it will be a real surprise when they open it. Good Luck!
254507
Probably just about anywhere with a halfway decent selection.  RUN, don't walk, to the video store.  It's an incredible movie.
217755
You can rent them from Netflix, which is by the way, one of the best things ever invented.  Go to www.netflix.com - click the browse tab & search for "School House Rock".