“ALADDIN” (1992)
Suitable for: Kids ages 5+; Rated G
Run time: 90 minutes
Another Disney classic. Who doesn't like this Arab night musical starring Robin Williams, which is one of the most iconic roles in his career? Clean the carpet in the living room and let the whole family sing “a new world”.It is a cute family movie. 
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“TOY STORY” (1995)
Suitable for: Kids ages 6+; Rated G
Run time: 81 minutes
This family movie provides enough internal jokes for adults, which is very suitable for family movie night. Great, it has spawned three sequels and many derivatives to prepare you for the next few weekends.
“THE GOONIES” (1985)
Suitable for: Kids ages 10+; Rated PG
Run time: 114 minutes
This classic family movie of the 1980s has everything: hidden treasures, eternal friendship, the thrill of restlessness and the young Josh Brolin. The bad guy (thief Fratellis) is a little scary, which is why we suggest that we leave this to children aged 10 and over.
“WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE” (2009)
Suitable for: Kids ages 10+; Rated PG
Run time: 101 minutes
Exploring the theme of loneliness and insecurity, director spike Jones revisited the classic children's stories in a dreamlike atmosphere. Read this book to your 5-year-old child, but leave this family movie to your child.
“THE GREATEST SHOWMAN” (2017)
Suitable for: Kids ages 8+; Rated PG
Run time: 105 minutes
Put on comfortable clothes and take out popcorn, because this family friendly musical will make everyone enjoy it – at least 1 hour and 45 minutes. Hugh Jackman plays the legendary Linlin brothers and Barnum Bailey circus performer P.T. Barnum in this family movie about his rise in the entertainment industry and world fame. Did we mention that Zach Efron is also a star?
“MOANA” (2016)
Suitable for: Kids ages 5+; Rated PG
Run time: 103 minutes
As the first of many Disney films on our list, this musical adventure earned extra points for its killer Soundtrack (provided by Lin Manuel Miranda) and the ultimate bad heroine (no prince diving to save her). Follow the brave Moana and explore Polynesian waters with the help of demigod partner Maui (dawn Johnson) to save her island# Girlpower (Note: there is a terrible scene at the end, the volcano splashes. You may want to fast forward to the young audience.)This is a family movie that suitable for adult and kids watch together.
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