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For mine I just can't go past Shrek and will cherish forever the pair of us rolling around the floor in fits of laughter with Eddie Murphy's "donkey role".
Both "Toy story" flicks were a hoot too.(The dinosaur cracks my boy up big time).
There is nothing better than sharing moments like these with your kids.

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tecoyah

Gotta go with Monsters inc for the boy child, wants to see it every couple hours.
The girl(4) for some reason just loves mystery men and galaxyquest, go figure.

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SexyCat

Finding Nemo

:::OshnSoul:::

Yes, i highly agree on Finding Nemo and Shrek, but addictive to children, you do end up either leaving the room or subconciously lipsyncing the lines...........

dragon2fire

any thing by pixar

cj2112

Max Keebles Big Move is one that I haven't seen mentioned much, my kids love this movie and i found myself myself laughing throughout it also.

clavus

Schindler's List. WOOT! Oh, the little tykes get such big eyes, they MUST be laughing on the inside.

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Symphony

We just got the loony tunes collection! I'm loving it but it's so violent and it stereotypes a lot! Think it's too much for a 5 year old? It didn't hurt me but I'm still a bit fearful.

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neddy65

Shrek is the bomb. Everyone in my family loves it and you cannot watch it too often.
My 6 year old is also obsessed with movies about animals and real situations( Far from home: Adventures of Yellow dog, and Fly Away Home )

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raeanna74

My daughter and her 3 yr old friend both LOVE the mini movie "Scrat" that comes with the IceAge DVD. They laugh their heads off all the way through. It's short too so they get their TV fix quickly and run off to play agian.

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Tophat665

With mine, it's Ice Age. That saber toothed squirrel is pure genius. It's an existentialist fable on par with Camus, and the first time I saw it, I couldn't stop laughing. The kids love it too. My wife, however, just doesn't get the humor in absurdity, which you would think she would given her penchant for Ben Stiller movies.

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clavus

Ok, I'll be serious now. Scrat (the mini movie with Ice Age) is great for my kids and me. But the other cartoon on the DVD, the one with the elderly buddy crawling into the oven / dying...um, that's not so good.

Does anyone have any experiece showing Shrek to a 3-year old? I'm not sure about that one.

We tried watching The Iron Giant together and the first few scenes scared my son, so we turned it off. All those shots of the robot make him look very menacing and huge, and I think it made my son feel very intimidated. (Another parental screw-up, thankyouverymuch)

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~springrain

he touched the butt! omg, he touched the butt!

great one!

balderdash111

(First Post!)

My little girl is too young to enjoy movies (11 months next week!), but here are our anticipated movie favs...

Finding Nemo
Chicken Run
The Christmas Story

and probably one or both of the Toy Storys

South Park is for later

mtn_biker30

Yeah South Park is for MUCH later!

Besides the ones already mentioned, such as all of the Pixar flicks, we love Spongebob cartoons. He cracks me up.