Articles related to "Films For Kids"

A look at some of the very best films for girls and boys to watch on a rainy afternoon. The old, the new, the famous and the overlooked - dvds to entertain everyone.

Christmas movies are a great way to help celebrate the holidays. This article contains a list of favorite family films.

Here are tips for the kid who likes to make his own films. It is an interesting and rewarding hobby for those who enjoy technical gadgets and filming.

This season's two most popular movies for children both revolve around alien themes. One is a high tech remake of a Disney classic and the other a humorous animated film.

It's been ten years since the end of his popular TV series, yet Jerry Seinfeld still manages to maintain his old familiar, cynically comedic persona in Bee Movie. 7/10

A great way to calm kids during the holidays is to let them watch a Christmas movie that is geared for kids.

Charlie Chaplin developed his timeless character of "The Tramp" while working for the famous Keystone movie studios.

If you are thinking of a New England beach family vacation, look no further than Ocean Park, Maine. The area's focus is on family enrichment, culture and recreation.

A listing of some of the green-oriented expos, festivals and other special events scheduled for 2008.

Petites Historias das Crianças - Viaggio nel mondo di Inter Campus is a new documentary directed by Gabriele Salvatores.

Twentieth Century Fox/Blue Sky Animation's Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs is a pleasant, but forgettable, diversion. 5/10.

Famous British sculptor / painter and Winston Churchill's granddaughter, with Mississippi building magnate, help to promote timeless work of the world's best poets.

Gifts that kids can make include memory books, personalized calendars, gift baskets, CDs or DVDs featuring the children and homemade greeting or Christmas cards.

Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa, WALL-E, Bolt, Horton Hears a Who and Kung Fu Panda are among the 14 animated films nominated for an Oscar.

Spike Jonze did not set out to make a children's film with "Where The Wild Things Are". His intention was to tell the story through the point of view of a child.

At ski resorts nationwide, warm weather and longer days add up to unending soft snow and non-stop skiing and snowboarding special events.