As Thanksgiving approches always too quick for most of us, it's one of the most popular times for going to the movies. For a family adventure this 2011 holiday season, here’s a look at some kids movies that might be worth an outing for the entire family.
“Happy Feet Two” Rated PG
A 3-D animated movie is a sequel to 2006’s “Happy Feet” and features the voices of some of your folks’ favorite actors (Robin Williams, Brad Pitt, Elijah Wood). Mumble the Penguin now has a son, Erik, who isn’t sure he wants to dance. A penguin who won’t dance in a movie called “Happy Feet Two”? How crazy will that be.
"Arthur Christmas" Rated: PG
This is not the PBS Arthur that the little ones may may be expecting, but it's about think about an aardvark and elf who help save Christmas when technology, of all things, fails Santa.
“The Muppets” Rated: PG
Your parents will totally love you if you ask to go to this movie, because they really want to see it. Why? The Muppets remind your parents of their childhood. Miss Piggy, Kermit: What’s not to love?
“The Adventures of Tintin” Rated: PG
Tintin and Captain Haddock set off on a treasure hunt for a sunken ship commanded by Haddock's ancestor. But someone else is in search of the ship. This animated movie by the famous director Steven Spielberg, which is must see for the serious filmgoer.
“Happy Feet Two” Rated PG
A 3-D animated movie is a sequel to 2006’s “Happy Feet” and features the voices of some of your folks’ favorite actors (Robin Williams, Brad Pitt, Elijah Wood). Mumble the Penguin now has a son, Erik, who isn’t sure he wants to dance. A penguin who won’t dance in a movie called “Happy Feet Two”? How crazy will that be.
"Arthur Christmas" Rated: PG
This is not the PBS Arthur that the little ones may may be expecting, but it's about think about an aardvark and elf who help save Christmas when technology, of all things, fails Santa.
“The Muppets” Rated: PG
Your parents will totally love you if you ask to go to this movie, because they really want to see it. Why? The Muppets remind your parents of their childhood. Miss Piggy, Kermit: What’s not to love?
“The Adventures of Tintin” Rated: PG
Tintin and Captain Haddock set off on a treasure hunt for a sunken ship commanded by Haddock's ancestor. But someone else is in search of the ship. This animated movie by the famous director Steven Spielberg, which is must see for the serious filmgoer.
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