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Finding Nemo was one that I always watched with my dad/makes me think of him
The Incredibles is always good
Wall-e is another favorite (tbh any disney/pixar movie from that era)
The Princess Bride is a classic
The Lego Movie came out when I was in highschool but its still a great kids movie
The Sam Raimi Spiderman trilogy, Tim Burton's Batman movies, and other superhero movies of that era
Any Wallace and Grommet movie (my favorite was the one where they go to the moon to eat cheese)
YES Wallace and Gromit is so fun, and I love introducing stop-motion animation to kids. And looking at them all, these movies seem to have a love for older pulpy genres like monster movies and noir