Smallfoot review
Do yetis really exist? Read our review of wintry animated adventure Smallfoot
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Johnny English Strikes Again review
Is the new Johnny English comedy too rude to be a family film? Read our review
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Sgt Stubby: An Unlikely Hero
The world’s most unlikely war hero gets his own adorable animated movie – but is it ok for young kids?
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The Big Bad Fox And Other Tales review
Three stories are linked together in this adorable animated farmyard adventure
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Teen Titans Go! To The Movies review
Could this be the funniest comic book adventure since The LEGO Batman Movie? Read our review
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Hotel Transylvania 3: A Monster Vacation review
Is Hotel Transylvania 3 as fun as the first two movies – and will it scare the kids (in a good way)?
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Thomas & Friends: Big World! Big Adventures! The Movie review
Thomas the Tank Engine goes global in his latest adventure – read the Movies4Kids review
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Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again review
Is the Mamma Mia sequel a sweet Greek-set musical or as raunchy as Love Island? Read our review to see if it’s suitable for your kids!
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Incredibles 2 review
Is Incredibles 2 as good as the original? We review the new Disney/Pixar superhero adventure.
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Flying The Nest review
A little bird who can’t fly is at the heart of this cute movie for little ones – read our review.
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Patrick review
Will Sarah find happiness when she inherits adorable pug Patrick? Read our review of this furry British rom com to find out…
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Show Dogs review
Is Show Dogs the Pedigree Chum of dog movies, or is it just a pile of mouldy kibble? Read our review…
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Mary And The Witch’s Flower
A magical animated adventure from a new Japanese studio – check out our review of Mary And The Witch’s Flower
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Sherlock Gnomes review
Will the baddie who is stealing all the gnomes in this animated adventure freak out your kids? Read our review to find out!
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Wonderstruck review
A movie about movies, and family, as two children travel to New York 50 years apart – we review Wonderstruck