...this Saturday !
Yes we're organised
Bearing in mind that our sons have seen nearly every film on Netfix for children and are starwars and lego bonkers (films)
We need back up films etc
[b]Jumanji[/b] is on the list, I'm sure one of the 10 friends will moan about watching it
recomendations please !!
PG rating only !
11 8 year olds at a sleepover!!?! Are you mad?
Film choice is the least of your worries.
Wall-e
or more recent - Kung Fu Panda 3
Holes
Peanuts
Deep
ET
How To Train a Dragon
Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Karate Kid(s)
Home Alone(s)
Ace Ventura
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As already asked though... are you out of your mind? 😯
Are we looking for a film sufficiently offensive that you are never allowed to host a load of 8-year-olds again? That would be my strategy.
Dodgeball should do the trick while allowing you to claim that you had no idea it involved pizza masturbation and bondage gear. Also very funny.
[s]Peanuts
Deep
ET
How To Train a Dragon
Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Karate Kid(s)
Home Alone(s)
Ace Ventura[/s]
[s]Wall-e
or more recent - Kung Fu Panda 3[/s]
seen !
As already asked though... are you out of your mind?
yes completely !
[s]Peanuts
Deep
ET
How To Train a Dragon
Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Karate Kid(s)
Home Alone(s)
Ace Ventura[/s]
[s]Wall-e
or more recent - Kung Fu Panda 3[/s]
seen !
As already asked though... are you out of your mind?
yes completely !
IT
How To Train a Dragon [b]2[/b]?
(Better than the first one anyway)
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Goonies
Oh perfect timing. 😆
[s]Lord of Rings Trilogy. There's going to be zero sleep, so you might as well go all out with something big.[/s]
hmmm. Age 8. Maybe not.
Endless Harry Potter then
Goonies
Back to the Future
Inner Space
Box Trolls
Brave
Tangled
Turbo (the snail)
Original karate kid
Flight of the navigator
Erm, Weird Science (probably not).... 😀
Yes we're organised
You're delusional! 😀
11 8 years old are never going to agree on a film to watch.
IT
then jump out on them in full clown make up at 3am?
A Serbian Film
The Very Hungry Human Caterpillar.
Battle Royale
Is it Goonies or Home Alone where they find a box of porn? I don't recall exactly what it was but there is something at the start of The Goonies that I blanched at when I put it only for my daughter.
I love the Goonies!
Still fun to watch and one of the most popular adventure movies ever made, it contained a surprising amount of questionable content for a kids’ film but for those who don’t mind the occasional obscenity, brutal crime, dead body, suicide, or drug and sexual torture reference in their children’s movies, Goonies will always be an 80s favourite.
Goonies +1
Jungle Book (the new one)
Ender's Game
Gremlins.
Our eight year old enjoyed Hook and Aladdin recently. He's seen all the modern films so I'm trying out the older ones i watched. I've got the Dark Crystal videod for this weekend that I reckon he'll love. Waiting patiently for the Princess Bride to come on telly. I cancelled the Goonies after all the talk of coke and hookers and the fake suicide at the start - it was going to take too much explaining.
Gremlins.
The bit about not feeding them after midnight will ring true, certainly.
Zathura is pretty good - like Jumanji but no Robin Williams!
Night(s) at the Museum
Jungle Book (new one)
Pete's Dragon (new one)
How about Small Soldiers?
It is PG (just about). Great fun!
Or the Thunderbirds live action movie. That was decent for unenquiring minds.
Zootopia
Spy Kids
Despicable Me
Boss Baby
The first Harry Potter
Inside Out
Or for a very different (and very captivating) experience, any of the Hayao Miyazaki films - Ponyo and Spitited Away are perhaps the most well known.
then jump out on them in full clown make up at 3am?
A red balloon floating into the room far starters.
Gremlins!
it's cert 15 but mehh, just for that bit where the woman chops it's head off and it flys into the fire.
Ghostbusters?
Superman 3?
Sausage Party
The A team.
It's rubbish, but they'll love it.
Gremlins is a good shout.
Princess Bride +lots
American Warewolf in London
American Warewolf in London
Is that the one where he turns into a box of wolves?
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We watched The Little Prince on Netflix at the weekend. My boys are 3, 8 and 10. They all loved it. It's quite a chilled film, so could be perfect for winding 11 8 year olds down instead of up.
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Flash Gordon
Ghotsbusters 1 or 2, my kids preferred 2 because it had more slime.
Tranformers the movie
Heidi (2015 German version) is excellent my kids 7,9 and 11 loved it
Bill and Teds excellent adventure
Princess Bride
Labyrinth
Poltergeist
That’ll learn ‘em
Rachel (doesn’t have kids)
The Princess Bride or Stardust.
Deadpool*
*I only say this as I saw an 8th birthday cake with a deadpool theme (handmade to order)
Back to the future?
Pacific Rim; it's honking great robots battering what're essentially dinosaurs. It's a 12 but has no foul language or sex, just thinks beating each other.
Pacific rim, don't people get pulled out of the massive robots by big scary monsters and eaten? not sure if I would be allowed to show that to my 8yr old by MrsYeti.
Tremors
