Race to Witch Mountain – 2009 – Walt Disney Pictures, Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
Jack Bruno (Dwayne Johnson), a taxi driver in Las Vegas, finds himself caught in the adventure of a lifetime when he encounters Sara (AnnaSophia Robb) and Seth (Alexander Ludwig), two young extraterrestrials with extraordinary abilities. To stop an invasion of Earth, Jack must assist the youths in getting to their spaceship, hidden deep within Witch Mountain. However, this mission won’t be simple, as government agents and an alien bounty hunter are hot on their heels.

The Land Before Time – 1988 – Universal Pictures
In a prehistoric world, a young dinosaur named Littlefoot embarks on a courageous journey to find the legendary Great Valley, a safe haven for his kind. After losing his mother to a fierce predator, he sets out alone but soon encounters a diverse group of friends. Together, they face various challenges and learn the importance of friendship, teamwork, and perseverance as they navigate the dangers of their environment. (Editor’s note: The film touches on grief with emotional scenes – recommended age 6+)

Peter Rabbit – 2018 – Sony Pictures
The 2018 film Peter Rabbit brings a modern twist to the classic tale of the mischievous rabbit and his adventures in Mr. McGregor’s garden. This animated live–action blend follows Peter as he navigates his rivalry with the grumpy gardener. However, when one of McGregor’s relatives unexpectedly moves in, he is not pleased to find a family of rabbits residing in his new abode. A clash of determination quickly ensues as the new resident devises plan after plan to eliminate Peter, a clever rabbit who demonstrates himself to be a challenging and cunning opponent.

The Muppets Most Wanted – 2014 – Jim Henson Video – Disney
Kermit, Miss Piggy, Animal, and the Muppets head out on a wild global adventure that spirals into chaos when they get caught in an international crime scheme. Kermit is locked up by warden Nadya (Tina Fey), while his doppelgänger Constantine, the World’s Number One Criminal, takes his place. As Constantine and his accomplice Dominic (Ricky Gervais) plan a heist, they are chased by Sam Eagle and Interpol agent Jean Pierre Napoleon (Ty Burrell).

George of the Jungle – 1997 – Disney
George (Brendan Fraser) has been on his own since he was a baby after a plane crash left him stranded in an African jungle. Now grown up, George experiences his first human interaction in years when he saves explorer Ursula Stanhope (Leslie Mann) from a lion. George and Ursula form a bond, leading her to break off her engagement with Lyle (Thomas Haden Church) and bring George back to San Francisco. However, when George discovers that his gorilla friend has been taken, he and Ursula embark on a mission to rescue him.