I love 'Brave', Despicable Me', 'Ants' and 'The Croods'. I have a shelf full of DVDs for the grandkids. I'm looking forward to 'A Dog's Purpose' also, but the trailers make me cry so I better have a box of tissues nearby.

Loved WALL-E, Charlotte's Web, and like you, many others.

I love kid's movies. I'm not a huge TV fan beyond news programs and PBS. The last movie I paid to see was Paint Your Wagon...so that tells you the level of my screen fantasy involvement. But...I've watched Ice Age and the sequels so many times that I could probably recite the script verbatim. Same with Finding Nemo and soooo many others. Pure, simple enjoyment [escapism?] for me.

Yes. but some I can't watch because even with a hearing aid I rely somewhat on lip reading and animated characters are often difficult to lip read. Finding Dory was one. Between the lisp and the fish lips it wasn't working out for me. I and a girlfriend went and I didn't want to say anything so I suffered through the last hour letting my mind wander.

We love them! I usually look for them on TV and record them so we can watch them when we get free time and want a good laugh. I have never bought any.

I love them, take my grand nephews to them and love every second of it. My favs are Coraline and Rio.

I do. For Mother's day last year, I really wanted to see Inside Out so we bought it and watched it. Brought tears to my eyes. Same with Home, Brave and many others. I haven't heard of A Dogs Purpose, I will have to check out the previews.

I like many of them. No bad language and pleasant

We usually watch all the popular "kids movies". I think I've seen all the ones mentioned here.

Yes, I like some of them. Old ones especially, Black Beauty, National Velvet, the old Lassie movies, The Secret Garden, the one with Margaret O'Brien. I also liked Frozen and Ice Age. There are a couple more newer ones I have watched and liked but don't recall their names. My husband watches The Lone Ranger every day. I like it too, but not every day :) I can tell by the voice if the actor is Clayton Moore or John Hart.

Sue

I enjoy young reader (teen) books as well now and then.

All the Toy Story movies

I've been fascinated by good animation since I was little. As an adult, I have purchased the old Disney features on DVD, as well as several newer movies. The quality of such films as Sleeping Beauty and Pinocchio make them ageless. It's the animation and artistry that capture my heart.

I'm happy to say that not only do I enjoy them, but so do my sprites. We took them to see the ballet production of Beauty and the Beast last year, and they have wanted to see the movie on a regular basis since. ;-)

Yes, we enjoy many of the animated movies and mixed (Maleficent, Lion King, Toy Story series, Babe) and ones aimed towards children, such as Homeward Bound. But there are also many that are highly touted that I did not enjoy at all (Shrek, Iron Giant). So it is hit and miss for us.

Sorry you have to suffer through not understanding the words. When will they give glasses that impress subtitles on the screen. My niece is profoundly hearing impaired and I'd love for the world to be her oyster. Her son is visually impaired and he needs special lighting to see...I love animated but can't take them ever...

Enjoyed many of the movies mentioned above. Big hero 8 was one dh and I enjoyed as well. A bit anime which I don't always like but this one was good. :)

Hotel Transylvania, Bee Movie, Robots, Monsters Inc., Madagascar, A Bugs Life, Frankenweenie, Brave & Frozen are all my favorites.

On a scale of 1-10? 100 (yes, the extra zero is on purpose)! They are so well thought out these days. I really enjoy them on both the intellectual and escape levels.

Will say I haven't seen all that many... mostly iin school when certain classes have a "Fun Friday". I totally understand that the movie industry wants to make $$$ - FIRST and foremost, but think they've become Hs in a way. ANYTHING for a buck. I used to think parents took kids to see EVERY SINGLE NEW MOVIE out of guilt and bought every single gizmo for the same reason... not so much now. Though often entertaining, a lot of the "humor" is totally lost on the kids and meant to give parents a reason for sitting thru every new movie that comes out... and there seems to been on about every other Friday?

As someone who grew up on old-school Disney animation... the stuff they do with computers today is incredible. If I HAVE to watch a "kids" movie, I quickly find myself trying to figure out WHO is behind the voice.

i love them too!! Toy Story series, Finding Nemo, Lion King, beauty and the beast, I'm sure there are more.....also love Sand Lot., night at the museum. Love Homeward Bound!!

klseiverd, I do that too, guess the voice. My current favorite voice is Alan Tudyk. He's so amazing! I totally thought King Candy was the person he was imitating. You can't fool me, and he totally did. He's done so many great voices. He was Sonny in iRobot, and the really tall droid in the new Star Wars movies, but every voice is different. Amazing.

Do not like animated kid movies at all, except I did like Rio for the beautiful coloring. I will be stoned for stating I was bored to tears with Frozen.

but maybe it's not that they're kid movies, perhaps it's the fact I'm fascinated by controversial movies and kid movies must be straightforward so lessons are quickly and effectively grasped by young innocent minds.

Guess I'd be stoned for saying I never even saw (or had a desire to see) "Frozen"?

I have not seen Frozen yet but I will. We really enjoy the animation. I definitely try to get the voices when watching. The animation work is just amazing.

I must admit I've only seen a couple of animated movies. One was UP last year and i loved it. I cried. Recently hubby and I saw the latest Jungle Book movie. I also enjoyed it as well, much to my surprise. Animation has come so far.

I don't watch a whole lot of movies. I do like many of the children's that I've seen. I prefer people to animation. The movies for the younger crowds usually have a hit song that we're all going to hear whether we watch the movie or not. I like some of teen movies like Hunger Games and Harry Potter. I think I almost like them more than my kids do.

i agree, thought Frozen was boring...

The newer animated movies like Frozen seem to be very simplified as opposed to older movies like The Lion King and Beauty and the Beast that had lots of layers with interest for both children and adults. That said, I watch a movie based on my interest in the subject/plot, not based on the target audience.

We only watched Frozen after the tie in on Once. It was only ok IMO. I glad the industry has finally started making strong female characters; now if they would just do away with the prince/princess nonsense, and more evenly balance the male and female characters, that would be nice. Small steps.

In my opinion, some are good but many are blatant, cynical money-grabs by the large movie corporations, full of carefully crafted emotional manipulation, and endless opportunity for merchandising, followed by sequel after sequel until even the most diehard fan grows sick of it.

Yes. but some I can't watch because even with a hearing aid I rely somewhat on lip reading and animated characters are often difficult to lip read.

Most of my movie watching is done at home via Netflix or DVD, and anything I watch is closed captioned. Closed captioning is truly a miracle for hearing impaired people like myself.