All the New Movies You'll Want to Take Your Kids to See This Summer
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The full lineup of all the kids' movies coming out in 2018 was completely stacked from top to bottom, but the feature films hitting theaters in the Summer months are by far the ones we're most excited for as parents. From a much-anticipated sequel to a modern classic, a new adaptation of a beloved character's story, and a third installment of a much-loved franchise, there's a movie coming out for everyone to love.
Ahead, check out the details and trailers for the three kids' movies coming out this Summer — and get pumped for that cool movie-theater air conditioning (and if staying home is more your speed, check out all the kid movies streaming on Netflix in 2018).
Incredibles 2
What it's about: The much-anticipated second installment of Disney Pixar's Incredibles franchise will feature our favorite family of superheroes on a mission to assimilate into a normal life — that is, until a new villain requires them to suit up along with Frozone to defeat them.
Who's in it: Holly Hunter, Craig T. Nelson, Sarah Vowell, Huck Milner, and Samuel L. Jackson all lend their voices to the feature film.
Release date: June 15
Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation
What it's about: In Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation, Mavis surprises Dracula with a monster cruise, but the real surprise comes when Drac falls for the ship's captain! Will the powerful vampire be able to handle it?
Who's in it: Adam Sandler, Selena Gomez, Andy Samberg, Steve Buscemi, Mel Brooks, Kevin James, David Spade, Joe Jonas, and Fran Drescher all lend their voices to the series' third installment.
Release date: July 13
Christopher Robin
What it's about: When a grown-up Christopher Robin begins to lose his way, his childhood friends from the Hundred Acre Wood travel to our world to help him rediscover the young boy he once was.
Who's in it: Ewan McGregor will play an adult Christopher Robin, while Jim Cummings, Brad Garrett, Kristen Anderson-Lopez, and Nick Mohammed lend their voices to the animal characters we know and love in this live-action film.
Release date: Aug. 3