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The first movie I thought of was Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Arc.
My mom took me when I was 9. |
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Quoted: Quoted: I was just going for 80's movies. I watched most everything from the 90's, so that list would be a mile long. Quoted: Porky's I saw it in the theater, I was 7. I turned out relatively okay. Questionable... List it. Might jog some memories 90's PG-ish movies Home Alone 1&2 Hocus Pocus Hook Jumanji 3 Ninjas 1&2 Nightmare Before Christmas HeavyWeights TMNT 1,2,3 Beethoven Dick Tracy Ernest Movies My Girl A League of their Own White Fang Sister Act 1&2 Coneheads Cool Runnings Free Willy Sandlot Angels in the Outfield Rookie of the Year Little Big League Richie Rich Blank Check The Jungle Book (live action 1994 impossible to find) The Santa Clause The Little Rascals (1994) Apollo 13 Casper (1995) Operation Dumbo Drop The Big Green Little Giants Indian in the Cupboard Tom and Huck Fly Away Home Jingle all the Way James and the Giant Peach Space Jam Air Bud (1997) Flubber Jungle2Jungle Antz Galaxy Quest October Sky Radio Flyer Searching for Bobby Fischer Mighty Ducks 1,2,3 Dunston Check In Stuart Little Homeward Bound Edit- All the OG 90's Disney movies Aladdin A Bug's Life A Goofy Movie Beauty and the Beast Lion King Little Mermaid Mulan Hercules Hunchback of Notre Dame Pocahontas Rescuers Down Under Tarzan FernGully |
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Quoted: Right above you. 1 and 2 are the OGs. The other ones are definitely lower budget, like straight to VHS and made for TV quality. But the traps and the overacting by the bad guys is still pretty entertaining in some of them. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: One I can think of specifically I didn't see mentioned, for the holidays, Home Alone 1 & 2. Right above you. 1 and 2 are the OGs. The other ones are definitely lower budget, like straight to VHS and made for TV quality. But the traps and the overacting by the bad guys is still pretty entertaining in some of them. Damnit! Okay, I'll make up for it and browse the library. - Angels In The Outfield, and since that's a Disney movie, I'd add just about any and all pre-woke Disney movies since they used to actually make a lot of great stuff, animated and not. - The Beethoven movies - The Brave Little Toaster - Camp Nowhere - Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (the original) - The Dirt Bike Kid - Homeward Bound - Hook - Jingle All The Way - Kindergarten Cop - Mom And Dad Save The World - The Neverending Story - The Pee-Wee movies - Prehysteria! - Prancer - The original Space Jam - Who Framed Roger Rabbit (maybe) If you need TV shows, I got TV shows. |
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Quoted: PG-ish movies Home Alone 1&2 Hocus Pocus Hook Jumanji 3 Ninjas 1&2 Nightmare Before Christmas HeavyWeights TMNT 1,2,3 Beethoven Dick Tracy Ernest Movies My Girl A League of their Own White Fang Sister Act 1&2 Coneheads Cool Runnings Free Willy Sandlot Angels in the Outfield Rookie of the Year Little Big League Richie Rich Blank Check The Jungle Book (live action 1994 impossible to find) The Santa Clause The Little Rascals (1994) Apollo 13 Casper (1995) Operation Dumbo Drop The Big Green Little Giants Idian in the Cupboard Tom and Huck Fly Away Home Jingle all the Way James and the Giant Peach Space Jam Air Bud (1997) Flubber Jungle2Jungle Antz Galaxy Quest October Sky Radio Flyer Searching for Bobby Fischer Mighty Ducks 1,2,3 Dunston Check In Stuart Little Homeward Bound Edit- All the OG 90's Disney movies Aladdin A Bug's Life A Goofy Movie Beauty and the Beast Lion King Little Mermaid Mulan Hercules Hunchback of Notre Dame Pocahontas Rescuers Down Under Tarzan FernGully View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I was just going for 80's movies. I watched most everything from the 90's, so that list would be a mile long. Quoted: Porky's I saw it in the theater, I was 7. I turned out relatively okay. Questionable... List it. Might jog some memories PG-ish movies Home Alone 1&2 Hocus Pocus Hook Jumanji 3 Ninjas 1&2 Nightmare Before Christmas HeavyWeights TMNT 1,2,3 Beethoven Dick Tracy Ernest Movies My Girl A League of their Own White Fang Sister Act 1&2 Coneheads Cool Runnings Free Willy Sandlot Angels in the Outfield Rookie of the Year Little Big League Richie Rich Blank Check The Jungle Book (live action 1994 impossible to find) The Santa Clause The Little Rascals (1994) Apollo 13 Casper (1995) Operation Dumbo Drop The Big Green Little Giants Idian in the Cupboard Tom and Huck Fly Away Home Jingle all the Way James and the Giant Peach Space Jam Air Bud (1997) Flubber Jungle2Jungle Antz Galaxy Quest October Sky Radio Flyer Searching for Bobby Fischer Mighty Ducks 1,2,3 Dunston Check In Stuart Little Homeward Bound Edit- All the OG 90's Disney movies Aladdin A Bug's Life A Goofy Movie Beauty and the Beast Lion King Little Mermaid Mulan Hercules Hunchback of Notre Dame Pocahontas Rescuers Down Under Tarzan FernGully Damn dude, had to come in and steal my thunder while I was looking shit up! I can't win! ETA: I did spot a couple I don't have in my library so I'll fix that. |
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90's PG-13 movies (I think)
Arachnophobia Dances with Wolves Edward Scissorhands Kindergarten Cop Tremors City Slickers Adams Family Batman Returns & Forever Mrs Doubtfire Jack Jurassic Park 1&2 Ace Ventura Forrest Gump The Mask Billy Madison Happy Gilmore WaterBoy Big Daddy GoldenEye Major Payne Tommy Boy Independence Day Mars Attacks Mission Impossible Cable Guy Twister Austin Powers Liar Liar MIB 5th Element Titanic Armageddon Rush Hour Mummy 1&2 Sixth Sense Dead Poets Society Hunt for Read October |
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Quoted: Damnit! Okay, I'll make up for it and browse the library. - Angels In The Outfield, and since that's a Disney movie, I'd add just about any and all pre-woke Disney movies since they used to actually make a lot of great stuff, animated and not. - The Beethoven movies - The Brave Little Toaster - Camp Nowhere - Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (the original) - The Dirt Bike Kid - Homeward Bound - Hook - Jingle All The Way - Kindergarten Cop - Mom And Dad Save The World - The Neverending Story - The Pee-Wee movies - Prehysteria! - Prancer - The original Space Jam - Who Framed Roger Rabbit (maybe) If you need TV shows, I got TV shows. View Quote Damn, those were good ones... the first two flashed in my mind... but didn't register when making my list. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory... completely slipped my mind. |
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Herbie…they do like older movies |
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Good list going already.
Will add The Rats of NIMH. Cartoon about hyper-intelligent rats. Kinda dark but entertaining. |
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A bit older, 1961 but great adventure movie, especially for that age group. Mysterious Island (Jules Verne).
It streams on one of the free movie platforms. Can't remember which one. If interested let me know and I'll find it. |
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Quoted: Good list going already. Will add The Rats of NIMH. Cartoon about hyper-intelligent rats. Kinda dark but entertaining. View Quote That would be "The Secret of NIMH". Quoted: The Last Mimsy Holes Watership Down Jumanji City of Ember View Quote If you want to traumatize them for life. May as well add The Plague Dogs to that. ETA: Then again, I suppose we got traumatized so may as well keep the cycle going! |
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Lol so many memories that we forget!! If you are including RAD, then I am adding, "Thrashen"!! That was an awesome skater movie!! |
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Quoted: A bit older, 1961 but great adventure movie, especially for that age group. Mysterious Island (Jules Verne). It streams on one of the free movie platforms. Can't remember which one. If interested let me know and I'll find it. View Quote Swiss Family Robinson is another good one from that time. One of the theme parks I went to when I was a kid had a great area that I remember not wanting to leave. If anyone can help me... there was another movie similar to Swiss Family Robinson, island/marooned and lots of weird/primitive gadgets/traps, I want to say from the 90's but maybe 80's. Ring a bell for anyone? Can't find it searching google. Edit- I may not be remembering all of Swiss Family Robinson scenes and just think it was a different movie... Coconut bombs/grenades? That was Swiss Family Robinson, I think... Another good 90's PG-13 movie- Captain Ron |
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My girls like:
The Court Jester Strictly Ballroom Cinderella with Lily James and Robb Stark Willy Wonka, the Gene Wilder version |
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Basically a thread on my childhood.
Slowly integrating all of these into my own children's viewings. Conan the Barbarian was my favorite movie at age 3. Had a sword and everything that I'd whack my mother's boyfriend with at the time. I wouldn't go anywhere without that sword. Still rates very high today. |
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Quoted: Kids want to watch a movie….what do you suggest from the 1980-90s (and older) They have already seen off the top of my head Back to the Future series Indiana Jones Goonies War Games Short Circuit Flight of the Navigator The Last Starfighter Star Wars movies I’m sure there are a lot more they have seen, but those are off the top of my head. Remembered more they have seen Tremors Honey I Shrunk the Kids, Princess Bride The Karate Kid A bunch of the old Disney live action movies/series (old yeller, Dave Crockett etc….) Home Alone The Sandlot (the oldest isn’t really a sports kid, so he didn’t care much about it..but he was younger when he saw it) I don’t remember if they have seen Big or not… View Quote Bloodsport The Wraith Pet Semetary (spelled tarded like that) Monster Squad |
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Labyrinth
Short Circuit I liked skateboards as a kid so gleaming the cube was one I enjoyed. |
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Quoted: I'm surprised it took until page 2 for this to pop up, a superb choice for young folks! https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/original/29YZGlCVcnp51FuN5WPVogr5BeV.jpg View Quote Great and amazing movie but... 2003. |
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