Rewind! Remembering Our Favorite Kids Movies of All Time

"There's no better story of a boy facing growing up!" — Rebecca Gruber, vice president, Editorial Partnerships

Rating: G

"A must for every kid! Don't forget the tissues — this one is a tearjerker, but so worth it!" — Miranda Jones

Rating: PG

"A true childhood treasure. There's danger, romance, baseball, and James Earl Jones. I still watch this every time it's on TV." — Maggie Pehanick, editor, POPSUGAR Entertainment

Rating: PG

As a magic nanny and charming chimney sweep respectively, Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke sing their way to a supercalifragilisticexpialidocious happily ever after.

Rating: G

"Every generation should have the pleasure of meeting the Muppets, and this movie is a perfect introduction!" — MJ

Rating: G

"As a tomboy, I loved seeing Becky the Icebox hold her own with all the guys. And let's face it — who didn't have a crush on Devon Sawa back in his bowl-cut days?" — Laura Marie Meyers, editor, Trending and Viral Features

Rating: PG

"I once watched this after school every single day for a week. Result? I can show you the world." — MP

Rating: G

Editors loved the story of long-lost twins who find each other and bring their parents together — both the original version and the more modern movie starring Lindsay Lohan.

Rating: G

What kid doesn't daydream about their toys coming to life? The original Toy Story (and the following two films) offer plenty to love.

Rating: G

A bulldog, a golden retriever, and a cat go on a series of incredible adventures, struggling to find their way home — perfect for little animal lovers.

Rating: G

The unique film starring Gene Wilder brought the children's novel by Roald Dahl to the big screen. A candy-filled world, songs, oompa loompas — it's a must see for every child with a wild imagination.

Rating: G

"This was a staple on the rotation of about five movies that my brother and I rented from the video store. It was his favorite, but I still love it." — MP

Rating: PG

After a storm destroys their ship, a family finds themselves on a deserted tropical island. The fantasy film features pirates, wildlife, booby traps, and an incredible tree house any fort-loving child can appreciate.

Rating: G

"Dinosaurs. I mean, dinosaurs. But make sure it's the original and not one of the 23 sequels." — MP

Rating: G

The classic story of Cinderella and Prince Charming has something for everyone: catchy songs, funny mice, and a wish-granting fairy godmother.

Rating: G

The classic movie covers all the bases: sports, friendship, and underdogs who rise to the occasion.

Rating: PG

"Who thought a movie about a pig could be so endearing and inspiring? When a runt tries his hand at becoming a sheepherding master, you can't help but cheer him on." — Lisette Mejia, editorial assistant, PopSugar Network

Rating: G

"Roald Dahl wrote the script to this British musical about a kooky inventor and his flying car. I still remember the words to the songs!" — MJ

Rating: G

With a star-studded cast of four mother-daughter pairs, Now and Then is a classic coming-of-age movie for older kids.

Rating: PG-13

Bows and arrows, royalty, jewels — the classic story gets an animated-musical twist, featuring foxes as the romantic leads.

Rating: G

"The kids run their own Summer camp." — MP

Rating: PG

As a grown-up Peter Pan, Robin Williams stars in Steven Spielberg's modern version of the classic tale. Fun and full of fantasy, it's perfect for kids of all ages.

Rating: PG

"Even though I was always scared by the monkey scene and the witch, I really loved watching this movie again and again." — Stacia Firestone

"Nothing beats a story of friendship, accompanied by ruby red slippers!" — Emily Bibb

Rating: G

"It's about this girl with terrible parents, who becomes friends with mice, and they find this valuable jewel. I don't want to give it away, but the mice rescue her." — MP

Rating: G

An instant classic, Finding Nemo won over audiences (and our editors) with a fun, exciting undersea adventure.

Rating: G

"A sweet tale about a boy named Oblio, the only round-headed person in a world full of points. The music is by Harry Nilsson, which means that this movie isn't just for kids." — MJ

Rating: G