Which Classic Movies Should You Watch With Kids?


School holidays don’t finish for another week, and once the Australia Day celebrations pass parents will be frantically . Watching movies is one clear option, but no-one wants to pay cinema prices every day.

Mediamum blogger Jo White has listed 10 classic movies that are family-friendly, worth repeated viewing and cheap to hunt down on DVD. There’s some obvious classics (The Princess Bride, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off) as well as some you probably wouldn’t have considered (Cinderfella)

It’s a pretty good starting point, but I’m curious: what other movies would you add to the holiday sanity saviours list? Share your thoughts in the comments. (And speaking of holidays: Lifehacker’s local posts will be taking a break for Australia Day, but the US feed of stories will still come through and normal service will resume on Wednesday.)

10 classic movies your kids should see [Media Mum]


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