Watching movies with your family is one of the best ways to maintain a good relationship with your family. Such films should be understood by both adults and children. Simple, good, and interesting films are what you should watch with your family.
WALL-E (2008)
The fantastic cartoon "WALL-I" was released in 2008 and received the Academy Award in the nomination "Best Animated Film".
WALL-E is a robot that cleans planet Earth from debris that people left before flying into space for several years. The robot will have to go through incredible events during which it will make real friends, fly into space and convince people to return to Earth.
"Hachiko: The Most Faithful Friend" (2008)
The dramatic family film "Hachiko: The Most Faithful Friend" tells the real story of the friendship of a dog and a person.
A fictional story about how Professor Parker Wilson discovered a puppy that was lost at a train station. Parker decides to leave the puppy, and from that moment their friendship begins, which lasted for many years. Even death could not separate them.
Oceans (2009)
The documentary family picture "Oceans" from the director Jacques Clusot received high marks from both critics and ordinary viewers.
Everyone knows that more than half of the surface of the earth is covered with water. The film allows the viewer to visit the incredible underwater world and learn some of the secrets of its inhabitants.
"How to Train Your Dragon" (2010)
Fantasy cartoon "How to Train Your Dragon" from director Chris Sanders tells the story of a Viking named Hiccup. The film was nominated for an Oscar in the nomination "Best Animated Film".
The teenager Ikking lived among the people who fought a constant war with dragons. Once the hero meets the toothless dragon and begins to be friends with him. It is Toothless that allows the Vikings to see the familiar world from a different perspective.
The White Captive (2006)
The film "White Captivity" tells the story of the survival of dogs in the harsh lands of Antarctica.
A scientific expedition led by Jerry Shepard and other geologists set off in search of a mysterious meteorite. An unexpected sad incident and weather conditions force the heroes to abandon the dog sleds and come back. Dogs have a long time to fight for survival in the harsh conditions of the Antarctic and hope for salvation.
