Animations for kids have evolved to a new level. They are more engaging, real-looking, and even more attention-grabbing for parents. Animations now include humor targeted at parents as well as a message that is meaningful for everyone. This is a great development because parents don't have to go to the movies with their children. This is a great way to educate your child in a positive, approachable manner about the saddest and most important things in life.
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Incredible animation about two brothers, an elf and a magician who embark on a journey to discover if magic is still out there. Ian, the protagonist's 16th birthday, is gifted with a staff and a spell along with a precious gemstone that will bring his father back to life for a short time. He set out with his big brother to finish the spell before it's too late.
My Spy
This is very similar to the b-delved Game Plan. This CIA agent, a tough one, is trying to get his approval with one more chance. However, he is confronted by a 9 year old girl who promises to keep his secrets. She helps him live a little and breaks down his walls. This animation isn't animated and includes a little eye-candy for mom.
Peter Rabbit 2 - The Runaway
Peter and his friends moved to the city with their friends. They are stirring the pot and creating havoc. Peter is captured by a few of his friends and turns to his human family for assistance. You will be entertained all the way with this A-list cast. It's the perfect blend of animation and real life.