Category Archives: Fantasy

Bedtime Stories

(4 votes, average: 6.75 out of 10)
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Bedtime StoriesA handyman’s life changes when the bedtime stories he tells his niece and nephew start to come true.

Yes it is full of ridiculous situations, but that is what Adam Sandler movies are all about. This one is family friendly yet still entertaining for adults.

Year: 2008

Big

(8 votes, average: 9.13 out of 10)
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BigA boy makes a wish he was bigger and wakes up the next morning in the body of a man.

Full of great scenes that Tom Hanks does very well.

Suitable for young teens and up. It is also good for nostalgia for your childhood and for the 80’s.

Year: 1988

Borrowers, The

(3 votes, average: 8.33 out of 10)
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The BorrowersThe lives and adventurers of “Borrowers” little people who live in the walls of houses and come out to borrow things from your house to support their existence.

A very clever adventure. This is a fun family movie, children, teens, and adults should all enjoy it.

Year: 1997

Ella Enchanted

(8 votes, average: 8.75 out of 10)
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Ella EnchantedA fantasy world Cinderella story that is light hearted, funny, and very enjoyable. This is a bit different as it mixes lots of unrealistic but well made moments into the story.

Entertaining for children, teenagers, and adults. There is something for everyone.

Year: 2004

Enchanted

(9 votes, average: 8.78 out of 10)
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EnchantedA fairytale character gets sent to the real world by an evil witch. This is where the fun starts, as she appreciates New York in a whole different way.

A light, funny, romance.

Most audiences should love it, including families.

Year: 2007

Ever After

(10 votes, average: 9.40 out of 10)
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Ever AfterAn excellent retelling of the Cinderella story.
Set in 16th century France.
A good clean romance, but not slow. It has charm,
Many women will love it, and I think many men will enjoy it too.

Year: 1998

George and the Dragon

(4 votes, average: 8.00 out of 10)
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George and the DragonA knight who returns from the Crusades just wants to do some farming, but instead gets pulled into rescuing a princess and defeating a dragon.

A little bit different, but funny, clever, and very entertaining.

Suitable for the whole family.

Year: 2004

Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone

(26 votes, average: 8.04 out of 10)
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Harry Potter and the Philosopher's StoneA boy discovers he is a wizard and gets to go to one of the best schools for witchcraft and wizardry in the world – Hogwarts.

Harry Potter’s first year at Hogwarts.

A fun adventure for both children and adults. This is the first movie is a series based on the famous Harry Potter books.

Although parts from the book are left out in the movie, all the main parts are there.

Very satisfying.

Year: 2001

How to Train Your Dragon

(31 votes, average: 9.58 out of 10)
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How to Train Your DragonA Viking boy dreams of fighting dragons, until one day he becomes friends with one and discovers that training a dragon is much better than killing one.

This is funny and exciting right from the start and doesn’t let up.

One for the whole family, kids, teens, and adults will enjoy this.

Perfect fantasy entertainment.

Year: 2010

Inkheart

(2 votes, average: 4.00 out of 10)
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InkheartWithout giving too much away, this movie is about books that come to life.

A great fantasy adventure. Lots of fun, adventure, and
special effects. See it on the big screen if you can.

Suitable for the family yet not a kids movie. No bad language and little violence, yet it will keep you hooked the whole way.

This is based on the first book of a set of three. Some parts are changed, but it still works very well. If you like the movie, read the books, I couldn’t put them down.

This is also a great movie for showing how exciting reading can be.

Year: 2008