Family movie night is one of those simple pleasures that never gets old. Each week, the living room transforms into the ultimate home theater — snacks within reach, everyone curled up together, eager to press play. It’s a tradition that brings parents and kids closer, and with so many options streaming right now — from comedies to action-packed stories, mysteries, and more — there’s something for every mood.

Below, we’ve rounded up our favorites that are guaranteed to get your family laughing, chatting, and maybe even hitting “play again” once the credits roll.

KPop Demon Hunters

By day, K-pop girl group HUNTR/X sells out stadiums around the globe, but by night, they moonlight as demon hunters. Stacked with catchy music numbers and action-packed showdowns, KPop Demon Hunters (which holds a record as the most popular Netflix film of all time) will have the whole crew singing along to its chart-topping songs long after the movie ends.

KPop Demon Hunters

1h 39m   PG   2025

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True Spirit

True Spirit tells the inspiring true story of 16-year-old Jessica Watson, the Australian teen who became the youngest person to sail solo and unassisted around the world. Teagan Croft stars as Watson, with Anna Paquin as her mother, and Cliff Curtis as her sailing mentor. The film captures the highs and lows of Watson’s record-breaking journey — battling storms and pushing herself to the limits to chase after her dreams.

True Spirit

1h 49m   TV-PG   2023

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The Adam Project

Looking for a fun escape? The Adam Project delivers. Ryan Reynolds stars as Adam, a man who travels through time and teams up with his 12-year-old self (played by Walker Scobell). Together, they tackle epic space battles, tricky time-travel challenges, and the wild possibilities of the future. Centered around a playful “what if you met your younger self?” twist, it’s a sci-fi adventure that’ll keep everyone laughing, thinking, and on the edge of their seats.

The Adam Project

1h 46m   PG-13   2022

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Apollo 10 1/2: A Space Age Childhood

What makes this movie a fun family watch is how it walks the line between fact and fiction. Imaginative, but rooted in a place and time, Apollo 10 1/2 shows the events of the Apollo moon landing through the eyes of a 10-year-old boy growing up in 1969. Written and directed by Richard Linklater (Boyhood, Dazed and Confused), it boasts a voice cast that includes Glen Powell and Jack Black. The animation has a classic look with a modern polish, making it feel nostalgic and new at the same time.

Apollo 10 1/2: A Space Age Childhood

1h 38m   PG-13   2022

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My Little Pony: A New Generation

My Little Pony: A New Generation brings the magic of Equestria to a whole new audience. The story follows a group of ponies, Pegasi, and unicorns that initially struggle to get along but learn to live in harmony, a resonant message about friendship and understanding that every member of the household can appreciate.

My Little Pony: A New Generation

1h 31m   PG   2021

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Rescued by Ruby

If the family dog also has a designated spot on the couch, hit play on Rescued by Ruby. The drama tells the true story of a mischievous border collie mix who is adopted and returned to the shelter multiple times. That all changes when she’s picked up by Dan (Grant Gustin), a state trooper who dreams of joining the K-9 unit. Together, Ruby and Dan train, grow, and work together to better each other.

Rescued by Ruby

1h 33m   TV-G   2022

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Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness

Chickenhare, the adoptive son of a proud king and treasure hunter, is part chicken and part hare and doesn’t feel like he fits in either world. And it’s that narrative of “not sure where you fit in, but it’s important to be yourself” that’ll really hit home. Full of heartfelt moments, the coming-of-age animated movie explores what it means to celebrate who you are and to acknowledge your own skills and talents.

Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness

1h 31m   TV-Y7   2022

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The Sea Beast

The Sea Beast follows seasoned sea beast hunter Jacob Holland (voiced by Karl Urban) and a young girl who stows away on his ship. The Oscar-nominated action-adventure film combines thrilling sea battles and captivating creatures with a story of personal growth, as Holland takes on a father-figure role for the spirited Maisie Brumble (voiced by Zaris-Angel Hator).

The Sea Beast

1h 59m   PG   2022

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Enola Holmes

You’d be hard-pressed to find anyone, adult or child, who hasn’t heard of Sherlock Holmes. This comedy-mystery focuses on Sherlock’s equally savvy little sister, Enola, played by Stranger Things’ Millie Bobby Brown, with Henry Cavill as the legendary pipe-smoking detective. The film follows Enola as she searches for her missing mother, while staying one step ahead of her famous brother and battling a number of devious Victorian-era villains. And because solving one mystery isn’t enough, there are more games afoot in her sequel, Enola Holmes 2, with a third film on the way.

Enola Holmes

2h 4m   PG-13   2020

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Wish Dragon

This movie was produced by the same team behind Shrek, and that alone should make you want to stream Wish Dragon ASAP. It’s the story of Din, a clever and compassionate working-class college student in Shanghai. He dreams of reuniting with his childhood friend Li Na, who moved away from their neighborhood 10 years ago and now lives a lavish life. He meets a wish dragon, voiced by John Cho, and the two go on a hilarious and illuminating adventure of self-discovery. 

Wish Dragon

1h 42m   PG   2021

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YES DAY

Yes Day is exactly what it sounds like: A family says “yes” to their kids for a whole day, with hilarious results. From over-the-top requests to unexpected adventures, the film turns one simple idea into a laugh-out-loud story about what happens when you give in to a child’s every request (hint: absolute chaos). But parents be warned, you may get the inevitable request to have a Yes Day of your own.

YES DAY

1h 29m   PG   2021

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Inside the Mind of a Cat

This is the documentary for any cat lovers in your household, or anyone who’s ever wondered what’s really going on behind those mysterious feline eyes. Interesting, informative, and packed with expert insight, it sheds light on why cats do all the strange things they do (and just might make you believe your cat has been outsmarting you all along). Even non–cat people will be saying “awww,” while die-hard fans will come away seeing their pets in a whole new light.

Inside the Mind of a Cat

1h 7m   TV-PG   2022

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Pee-wee's Big Holiday

Pee-wee’s Big Holiday brings Paul Reubens’ wacky character back for a whole new adventure, with no shortage of mischief, mishaps, and signature honk-laughs. As Pee-wee leaves his quiet hometown of Fairville and stumbles into one hilarious scenario after another, the 2016 film captures the same vibrant energy that made Reubens an ’80s comedy icon. It’s playful, nostalgic, and just the right kind of silly to have kids and parents laughing together.

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1h 30m   TV-PG   2016

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Additional reporting by Meena Jang.

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