List of Catholic Bishops Top 10 Films for Families - 2006 by lopezdash - Movie & Film Lists

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Sweetly told modern-day fairy tale about two 13-year-old best friends who help a mermaid washed ashore during a storm experience true love in the hopes that the magic wish rewarded them will undo the impending move of one of the girls to Australia. With a delightful mix of fantasy, comedy and romance, the film scores points for showing that authentic love can express itself in varied ways (A-II; PG).

Cars

Joe Ranft, John Lasseter (2006)

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Delightful computer-animated movie set in a world of anthropomorphic autos about a cocky hot rod which, while en route cross-country to compete in a prestigious championship, is unexpectedly detained in a neglected desert town where his growing friendship with the town's four-wheeled residents effects a change of heart regarding fame in the fast lane. Imparts a charming message about taking the time to appreciate what really matters in life (A-I; G).

Charlotte's Web

Gary Winick, Susannah Grant, Karey Kirkpatrick (2006)

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Charming live-action adaptation of E.B. White's beloved children's classic about a runt pig who is saved from slaughter by the love of a young girl, a barnyard of computer-enhanced talking animals, and the fancy web work of a wise spider. Presents simple, timeless themes of friendship and the bittersweet cycle of life (A-I; G).

Eight Below

Frank Marshall (2006)

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Winning family-friendly adventure inspired by real events about a team of sled dogs left behind at a remote Antarctic research station who struggle to survive in the inhospitable environment. The film balances action and heart-tugging emotion in telling its captivating tale of friendship and canine courage (A-II; PG).

Everyone's Hero

Christopher Reeve, Colin Brady, Daniel St. Pierre (2006)

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Charming Depression-era animated tale about a young boy who sets out -- with the help of a magical talking baseball -- to recover the stolen lucky bat of his idol, Babe Ruth, during the 1932 World Series. Visually delightful fable with heart and a simple but winning message about familial love and perseverance (A-I; G).

Flicka

Michael Mayer (2006)

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Warmhearted story set in contemporary Wyoming about a strong-willed teen who, defying her tough but loving dad, determines to tame a spirited wild mustang, ultimately bringing father and daughter closer together. A sentimental message about family bonds, youthful ambition and the passing of the American West (A-I; PG).

Happy Feet

Warren Coleman, Judy Morris, George Miller (2006)

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Computer-animated fable set in the Antarctic about a young emperor penguin whose inability to carry a tune and propensity for tap dancing gets him banished by the puritanical elders who blame him for the colony's dwindling fish supply. Commendable themes of love, family and self-worth (A-II; PG).

Lassie

Charles Sturridge (2006)

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Handsome adaptation of Eric Knight's original novel, "Lassie Come Home," about an impoverished Yorkshire mining family in the 1940s that reluctantly sells its beloved dog to a rich nobleman who takes the dog to Scotland where the collie escapes and attempts the long trek back home. The scenic vistas are breathtaking and the story appealing, making this fine family viewing (A-I; PG).

Opal Dream

Peter Cattaneo (2005)

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Gently charming tale set in an Australian opal mining colony about an 8-year-old girl heartsick over the disappearance of her two imaginary friends, the search for whom causes unintended consequences resulting in the locals turning against her father. Celebrates themes of family, community and the value of childlike faith (A-II; PG).

The Nativity Story

Catherine Hardwicke (2006)