10 Best Kids Movies of All Time: August, 2023 New Update

Who says screen time isn’t enjoyable for kids? Some of the most cherished moments are created when the family assembles, takes their spots on the sofa, and enjoys a movie together.

Yet, the movie’s caliber matters significantly. The finest children’s movies captivate their attention, evoke feelings, and ideally, offer something meaningful for the grown-ups as well.

1. Title: Cinderella

Release Year: 2021
Director: Kay Cannon
Runtime: 1h 53m

The Prime version features pop sensation Camila Cabello, who transitioned her music stardom into a jukebox musical adaptation of the timeless tale. This rendition combines well-known hits with a handful of fresh tracks. While it might not be the ultimate Cinderella interpretation, it certainly isn’t the weakest either. Perhaps, it could be the perfect fit for you.

2. Title: Clifford the Big Red Dog

Release Year: 2021
Director: Walt Becker
Runtime: 1h 37m

Initially intended for a cinematic premiere, this rendition of the children’s book series featuring a colossal dog found its way to Paramount+ in late 2021, subsequently becoming accessible to Prime subscribers. Its gentle charm secures its place here, boosted by an engaging ensemble featuring the delightful performances of Tony Hale and Kenan Thompson.

3. Title: How to Train Your Dragon

Release Year: 2010
Director: Chris Sanders, Dean DeBlois
Runtime: 2010

Derived from Cressida Cowell’s book, this film series stands out as one of the finest trilogies from the 2010s. The journey commenced with this DreamWorks creation, centering on a young boy (Jay Baruchel) forming an unexpected bond with a dragon named Toothless, despite his community’s apprehension towards these airborne creatures.

4. Title: The Magician’s Elephant

Release Year: 2023
Director: Wendy Rogers
Runtime: 1h 43m

In “The Magician’s Elephant,” a young boy, voiced by Noah Jupe, encounters a chance to reshape his fate by embracing three seemingly insurmountable trials set forth by the king.

5. Title: The Willoughbys

Release Year: 2020
Director: Kris Pearn
Runtime: 1h 32m

While numerous children’s movies depict parents as affectionate and devoted, “The Willoughbys” takes a different route. This acclaimed animated feature narrates the tale of siblings whose parents hold an intense disdain for kids. Deprived of affection, joy, and sustenance since childhood, the Willoughby children craft a plan to dispatch their parents on a perilous vacation they believe will prove fatal.

6. Title: Hilda and the Mountain King

Release Year: 2021
Director: Andy Coyle
Runtime: 1h 25m

Extending the narrative of Hilda Season 2, “Hilda and the Mountain King” emerges as an Annie-nominated animated film boasting captivating visuals and a compelling narrative. Following the Season 2 finale, the story instantly resumes with Hilda awakening in a troll’s form.

7. Title: Trollhunters: Rise of the Titans

Release Year: 2021
Director: Johane Matte, Francisco Ruiz Velasco, and Andrew Schmidt
Runtime: 1h 46m

Concluding Guillermo del Toro’s Tales of Arcadia saga, “Trollhunters: Rise of the Titans” presents a grand finale to this renowned animated series. The movie unites all the franchise’s heroes against the nefarious Arcane Order, determined to reshape the very fabric of the world.

8. Title: The Loud House Movie

Release Year: 2021
Director: Dave Needham
Runtime: 1h 27m

Bringing the Nickelodeon series “The Loud House” to the big screen, “The Loud House Movie” transports the eccentric family on an international adventure to Scotland. Amid their vacation, the Loud family stumbles upon their royal lineage, triggering a predictably uproarious series of events. This lively and humorous musical garnered generally favorable feedback upon its debut.

9. Title: Paddington

Release Year: 2014
Director: Paul King
Runtime: 1h 35m

“Paddington” is a heartwarming movie perfect for family viewing, custom-crafted to enhance quality time. Upon its 2014 release, the film garnered extensive praise and secured two BAFTA nominations. While there are certain adaptations, the essence of the original material remains intact, amplifying the endearing allure of Paddington’s story.

10. Title: The Willoughbys

Release Year: 2020
Director: Kris Pearn
Runtime: 1h 32m

This lauded animated movie narrates the tale of siblings whose parents hold a deep-seated aversion towards all children. Stripped of love, music, and nourishment throughout their existence, the Willoughby children devise a scheme to dispatch their parents on a potentially fatal vacation. While this may sound dark, rest assured, the film is genuinely suited for family viewing.

StudentsandScholarship Team.

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