I would suggest that if your film tastes are too sophisticated to enjoy a simple child-targeted movie you will not enjoy this film. However, if you are still a hipster, in tune with your inner child, you may enjoy the slapstick comedy and cute CGI Smurfs.
Talking about eye-popping 3D, the current release of Gnomeo & Juliet provides a heaping helping of the special entertainment on Blu-ray. The combo pack provides four ways to watch the film Blu-ray 3D, Blu-ray disc, DVD and a Digital Copy so even if you do not have 3D right now, it’s yours for the future.
What’s extra good about the 3D movie Gulliver’s Travels is that it contains almost no offensive material, so most families can bring their children without too much worry that they will get offended. Even though we have Jack Black as the lead character there really isn’t a lot of rude humor. If you have young children and they like adventure films with comedy, then Gulliver’s Travels should make them happy.
Here’s a movie that will have your children dancing in the isles and singing along with the songs. The film is called Standing Ovation and features a journey depicting five junior high school girls attempting to become dance superstars. Pre-teens and most youngsters will enjoy the encounters the team has with another local dance group and the soundtrack featuring 20 original songs.
Driving a kick to the heart of the teen and pre-teen market, The Karate Kid packs a big punch. Slick choreography, excellent cinematography and good acting are at the forefront of this remake featuring Jaden Smith in the lead accompanied by an excellent performance by Jackie Chan. The message the film makes is powerful and targets all ages.
Here is a film called Shorts that was penned and directed by Spy Kid’s Robert Rodriguez who takes a simple storyline and turns it into a unique movie. Although unique is mostly considered good, in this case the word to me means extraordinary or odd or strange and unusual.
I liked G-Force, it’s a very good family film filled with comedy and adventure that kids and most parents will like. It’s a rollercoaster ride in 3D as the film pops out at a frequency that keeps youngsters grabbing at the air and pushing themselves to the back of their seats.