Rating: School of Rock is rated PG-13 for some rude humor and drug references, making it the most explicit movie on this list. Grown-ups will love the nostalgia factor (the movie is 18 years old) kids will love the music and the easy jokes. But most of all, School of Rock teaches kids to embrace their creativity and makes you wish you had stuck with those piano lessons you took in first grade. What makes it a great movie: Jack Black does an amazing job of being a messy rock fan while being a source of inspiration and fun to his uptight students. A chance phone call leads to him becoming a substitute teacher at an elite private school, where he exposes his by-the-book students to the beauty of rock ’n’ roll and changes their lives forever. Synopsis: When an overly enthusiastic guitarist, played by the hilarious Jack Black, gets thrown out of his band, he’s in dire need of a new gig. So, if your kiddo is sensitive, you might need them to sit this one out. Some reviewers note that the comedy is dark and that the neglect the Willoughby children experience is serious. Rating: The Willoughbys is rated PG because of rude humor and some thematic elements.
But star power aside, The Willoughbys is equipped with a great message about families coming in all shapes, sizes and colors that will make you hug your own family members a little tighter. What makes it a great movie: It’s hard not to love the film after you hear about the cast, featuring the voices of Saturday Night Live alums Martin Short, Will Forte and Maya Rudolph, in addition to Terry Crews, Jane Krakowski and Alessia Cara. Throw in some colorful animation, light singing and lots of heart, and you’ve got a winner. This takes the foursome on an adventure of their own to find the true meaning of family. Synopsis: Tired of being neglected by their selfish parents, the four Willoughby children hatch a plan to send their parents on vacation so they can escape from their folks for good.
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