Review by John Delia, Sr
Releasing Minnie’s Helping Hearts this week just in time for Valentine’s Day is a smart move on the part of Disney. The DVD features 8 episodes and each one is geared to the tots in the family. Filled with adventure and intriguing stories involving their favorite Disney Cartoon Characters, the hour and a half long DVD is a sure thing to keep the youngsters busy. Read more…
Review by John Delia, Sr
The Lion Guard series on Disney Junior has released its newest episodes “The Rise of Scar” on DVD. Now available the adventure begins with a lot of excitement in the Pride Lands and features all the favorites of past The Lion Guard TV shows. If you feel the TV-Y rating may be a little harsh on the very young, please check it out first. Read more…
Review by John M. Delia, Jr.
Perfect for children Rapunzel returns to the home screen with “Tangled: Before Ever After”, a fun filled animated film. The animated feature has been rated TV-Y7 for a bit of bedazzling and bungling by the dastardly Lady Caine and her henchmen, but for the most part its fun for the younger set. Read more…
Review by John M. Delia, Jr.
This kid friendly TV series has Disney’s most identifiable cartoon characters as Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy and many more try out the sport of car racing in Mickey and the Roadster Racers. It’s a fun time for the tots who can join the adventure of the lovable icons as they get into some funny situations and adventures that help youngsters to understand about helping others, safety and growing up.
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Review by John Delia
Probably the most silly of animated films this year, and that’s good thing for Sing. Enjoyable, very funny, touching and oh incredibly wacky the family film targets children, but the adults will enjoy it a lot more than the average toon. I’m surprised the filmmakers waited so long to put the film in theaters, but with no children’s anime to stop it from becoming a blockbuster, it’s a very possible chance it will. Read more…
Review by John Delia
Although it is about Pete and Elliot the dragon, Pete’s Dragon is a far cry from the live action and animated musical that we loved and filled our dreams as children. This Pete’s Dragon has a modern twist that sets even PG viewers on the edge of their seats. From the opening scary car crash involving Pete’s parents, to the hostile way they have to capture Elliot the dragon, the film spans a mystery, adventure and fantasy that both endears and shocks. Read more…
Review by John Delia
Cute, cuddly and totally tot entertainment Pop Star Minnie has arrived on DVD. The young child friendly episodes are perfect entertainment for the little ones and even older children can chime in on the songs. Just in time for Valentine’s Day the DVD includes an inflatable guitar. Read more…
Cobb Theatres Grove 16 in Wesley Chapel, Florida has a new feature. They call it Sensory Friendly Films and it’s geared to families and especially youngsters who can enjoy a film by just being themselves.
At the theater the auditoriums presenting the film are environmentally acceptable to youngsters and their parents. Here kids can be kids in a safe and accepting place made more comfortable with brighter lights and with the sound levels adjusted lower for their listening pleasure. The audience is encouraged to be “themselves” and can interact with the movie while having fun without the worry of disturbing others. Guests can even sing and dance during the movies if they so desire. All Shows start at 10:00 a.m. on selected days. Read more…
Fun movies from the 1950s through 1980s that can entertain kids without worrying content-conscious parents.
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5 classic, kid-friendly movies for spring break
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Generations of Americans can still remember a time when parents and their kids could go to the multiplex and enjoy original youth-oriented films that weren’t either animated, part of a billion-dollar superhero franchise, or adaptations of overwrought young adult novels. While elaborate, big-budget movies like the Hunger Games series and Marvel films might be creative and loaded with special …
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1985: The Last Great Year in Film for Younger Audiences
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