Search Results for 'Kids'

A film fiesta for kids ahead

Kids have a reason to rejoice yet again! The next couple of months will see a line-upof 10 children’s films up for release in the next three months. “It’s best to line up all the children’s movies after Children&r [...]

Posted On : Nov, 15 2010 | Comments : 0

The Kids Are All Right review

I feel it's relevant to mention at the top of this review how frequently my local multiplex leaves the doors open to its screens, allowing noise from whatever film is playing to filter out into the foyer. In what could have been a sc [...]

Posted On : Nov, 01 2010 | Comments : 0

Movie Review: The Kids Grow Up

One interpretation of “The Kids Grow Up” — a plausible if not necessarily generous reading of the film — is that it’s about how difficult it can be to live with a documentary filmmaker. Or at least with Doug [...]

Posted On : Oct, 30 2010 | Comments : 0

Guardian Extra presents: A preview screening of 'The Kids Ar...

Nic and Jules (three-time Academy Award nominee Annette Bening and four-time Academy Award nominee Julianne Moore) are married and share a cosy suburban Southern California home with their teenage children, Joni and Laser. As Joni prepar [...]

Posted On : Oct, 27 2010 | Comments : 0

LFF 2010: 'The Kids Are All Right'

Director Lisa Cholodenko catches Annette Bening and Julianne Moore in fine form in this excellent comedy-drama about an unravelling suburban family. The pair play Nic and Jules, a couple raising two children - Joni (Mia Wasikowska) and L [...]

Posted On : Oct, 25 2010 | Comments : 0

Kids Movies for Educational Purpose

There are kids movies for child education purposes which are necessary for your kids. All you need is to make them watch under your supervision and guidance and nothing seems wrong. It can really be a positive for your child as there are [...]

Posted On : Oct, 23 2010 | Comments : 0

A film fest for kids

In suburban Pennsylvania, the Freddys are the high school equivalent of the Tony Awards, a phenomenon detailed in the documentary "Most Valuable Players," wherein a high school soccer star wins the title role in a production of [...]

Posted On : Oct, 22 2010 | Comments : 0

Why Are So Many Jokes in Kids' Movies Aimed at Grown-ups?

It annoys me when an animated movie character makes a pop-culture joke that goes far over my kids' heads. Take 2008’s Horton Hears a Who -- not to mention Aladdin, Monsters vs. Aliens, Shrek, Happy Feet, Madagascar and many mor [...]

Posted On : Oct, 19 2010 | Comments : 0

Commission us: a library of kids' films

Why isn't there a recommended library of films for children, was the question AdvancedDriver posed when we asked you to suggest the articles you wanted to read. "The recommendations should be thought-provoking and/or enter [...]

Posted On : Oct, 12 2010 | Comments : 0

How to decide on the best kids' films of all time

What are the best kids' films ever made? I had to answer this question about 18 months ago when I was planning a trip to a village in the Kurdish part of northern Iraq, to make a little tented outdoor cinema there. I wanted to entert [...]

Posted On : Oct, 08 2010 | Comments : 0

The 20 Best Kids Movies

So what are the best kids movies of all time? You can find them neatly compiled here at Entertainment Weekly. Agree? Disagree? What do you think should have made the list and what should be torn from the list immediatel [...]

Posted On : Oct, 07 2010 | Comments : 0

20 creepy kids in movies and on TV

Chloe Grace Moretz as Abby in 'Let Me In'The chilling 2008 adaptation of John Ajvide Lindqvist's best-seller about the pale female vampire (Abby) who is "12 … more or less" and whose budding friendship with a [...]

Posted On : Oct, 05 2010 | Comments : 0

Dark Moments In Kids Movies

How Lemony Snicket never garnered a sequel is still beyond us. Critically loved by both kids and adults, Jim Carrey's black comedy was a masterclass in balancing the line between cruel child abuse and hilarious ingenuity. Th [...]

Posted On : Oct, 02 2010 | Comments : 0

20 creepy kids in movies

You've seen them—those little minors in movies that give you the heebie-jeebies. They just seem off. Case in point: the little girl from "Let Me In," an American remake of a Swedish vampire thriller that opens Friday. [...]