Share Top 5 Children Movies with Your Kids
When you are often busy with your own business and forget or have just little chance to have a good communication with your children, Maybe sometimes you will feel the relationship between you and your children will not as closely as before. So what you can do? You can accompany children to watch children's film to promote emotion exchange between you
From the latest investigation indicate: parents enjoy children movies with their kids can promote emotion with each other. The following has list top 5 children movies.
1. Jurassic Park
Starring: Sam Neill, Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum, Richard Attenborough, Bob Peck Director: Steven Spielberg Writer: Michael Crichton, David Koepp Studio: Universal Pictures, Amblin Entertainment Genre: Adventure, Action, Horror, Sci-Fi Runtime: 2 hours 07 minutes Description: Millionaire John Hammond launches a dinosaur theme-park...with dinosaurs that he has cloned from DNA found encased in fossils. Hammond asks two dinosaur experts and a select group of observers to take a trial-run through the park as it is fine-tuned before its grand opening. A hurricane and an unscrupulous engineer throw the park into disarray as the dinosaurs rebel against their captors and destroy the park and terrorizing the guests.
2. Chicken Run
Release Date:June 23rd, 2000 Starring: Phil Daniels, Lynn Ferguson, Mel Gibson, Tony Haygarth, Jane Horrocks Director: Peter Lord, Nick Park Writer: Peter Lord, Nick Park, Karey Kirkpatrick, Kelly Asbury, Mark Burton, Cody Cameron, Randy Cartwright, Brenda Chapman, Jurgen Gross, Vicky Jenson, Robert Koo, Serguei Kouchnerov, Damian Neary, John O'Farrell, Simon Wells, Catherine Yuh Studio: DreamWorks Pictures Genre: Animation, Comedy, Family Description: They are prisoners - trapped behind barbed wire, fearing for their very lives and dreaming only of the outside world. Every escape attempt is thwarted, and the ringleader tossed into solitary to do hard time. But this is no ordinary prison ... and these are no ordinary jailbirds.
3. Spirited Away
Release Date: September 20th, 2002 Starring: Rumi H卯ragi, Miyu Irino, Mari Natsuki, Takashi Nait么, Yasuko Sawaguchi Director: Hayao Miyazaki Writer: Hayao Miyazaki Studio: Walt Disney Pictures Genre: Animation, Drama Rating: for some scary moments Description: In this traditional Japanese anime film, a young girl is taken away to an inhuman world inhabited by strange spirits. Her slovenly parents are turned into pigs, and she is faced with the task of turning them back to human form and finding her way home.
4. Shrek
Starring: Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, Cameron Diaz, John Lithgow, Vincent Cassel Director: Andrew Adamson, Vicky Jenson Writer: William Steig, Ted Elliott, Terry Rossio, Joe Stillman, Roger S.H. Schulman, Cody Cameron, Chris Miller, Conrad Vernon Studio: DreamWorks Pictures Genre: Family, Animation, Comedy Rating: for mild language, some crude humor Description: Set in a strange, colorful land populated by fairy tale characters, SHREK is a hilarious comedy that will win over audiences of children and adults alike. Shrek (voiced by Mike Myers) is a fearsome green ogre living in isolation in his own cozy little swamp. He is not receptive to visitors, and fends off the occasional party of torch-wielding villagers with ease. But when the power-hungry Lord Farquaad (John Lithgow) turns Shrek's swamp into a relocation camp for dozens of banished fairy-tale characters (including some pesky dwarves, wolves, and fairies) Shrek's quiet, introverted life is ruined.
5. The Rookie
Starring: Dennis Quaid, Rachel Griffiths, Jay Hernandez, Beth Grant, Angus T. Jones, Brian Cox Director: John Lee Hancock Distributor: Walt Disney Studios, Year of Production Language: English, French, Spanish Subtitle Language: English, French, Spanish, Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, English - HI Audio Format DTS-HD Master Audio
Description: Jim Morris (Dennis Quaid), father, teacher and high school coach, thought his dream was over. He'd had his shot playing baseball, blew out his shoulder, and retired without ever making it to the big leagues. Then, in 1999, Coach Morris made a fateful bet with his perpetually losing team. If they won the district championship, Morris - who threw a 98 mph fastball - would try out for the majors. The team went from worst to first, and Jim, living up to his end of the bargain, threw caution to the wind and was on the road to becoming the oldest rookie in the major leagues. This heartfelt, uplifting story about not giving up on your dreams is a remarkable and affecting true story.