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(SFF) Best movie to watch with family (lemmy.zip)

submitted 5 days ago by rook@lemmy.zip to c/television@piefed.social

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Looking for a list of SFF (safe for family) movies that are high production quality with little to no spicy scenes and hints etc...

I know there has to be some, but I'm not asking for a recommendation like home alone or the lorax etc

I am looking for a good SFF movies like for example: The trueman show Pursuit of happiness Etc

I'm open to new genres so feel free to suggest what SFF movies you enjoy, don't be a lurker

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[–] Marketsnodsbury@lemmy.zip 2 points 2 days ago (1 children)

Amazing list!! There are a bunch on here I hadn’t heard of before, so thanks for sharing!

Of those I’m familiar with, I think a heads up is warranted for couple of films in your “As Safe as Can Be” section: Office Space (one of my faves) has lots of swearing and some suggestive dialogue (the million dollar question scene comes to mind) and Groundhog Day has lots of references to suicide and one or two makeout scenes.

Also, I watched Happy Gilmore recently with my 11 year old, and she was mortified by Happy’s “Happy Place” dream sequence (I had completely forgotten about that part), so just an FYI that it gets a bit spicy (and weird).

[–] Alexstarfire@lemmy.world 2 points 2 days ago

Updated. I thought I left off all of Adam Sandler's classic movies. None are really family friendly. I took it to mean things you'd allow kids to watch.