Are you looking for kid-friendly movies to watch with the kiddos on the 4th of July? We’ve created a must-watch list of family films for the holiday. From celebrating the American open road in CARS to going on a treasure hunt throughout our nation’s capital in NATIONAL TREASURE, there’s fun options for little and big kids alike.
What to Watch: Kid-Friendly Independence Day Movies
AMERICA’S HEART AND SOUL
AMERICA’S HEART AND SOUL is a beautifully photographed ode to the best in America, a celebration of the good and of faith. This captivating documentary introduces us to individuals around the country, from one of the last cowboys in Colorado to a…
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SGT. STUBBY: AN AMERICAN HERO
SGT. STUBBY: AN AMERICAN HERO is the remarkable true story of the most decorated war dog in United States history. It chronicles the adventures of a courageous Boston terrier and his owner during World War I. At an army base, Stubby befriends…
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MIRACLE
MIRACLE is a splendid, inspirational re-telling of the U.S. hockey team’s victorious play at the 1980 Olympic Games in Lake Placid, New York. MIRACLE opens with historical footage revealing the precipitous social decline of the United States from the late 1960s to…
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NATIONAL TREASURE
NATIONAL TREASURE is a rollicking, witty adventure mystery starring Nicolas Cage as a contemporary Indiana Jones hero hunting clues to a treasure hidden for hundreds of years. Cage plays Benjamin Franklin Gates. Ben’s family has been looking for clues to secret ancient…
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CARS
CARS, Pixar and Disney's new computer-animated movie, is a feast for the eyes and the heart. In the story, hotshot rookie racecar, Lightning McQueen, has his sights on winning the Piston Cup in a three-way race between two rivals. A series of…
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NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM: BATTLE OF THE SMITHSONIAN
NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM: BATTLE OF THE SMITHSONIAN opens with Ben Stiller as Larry Daley enjoying financial success as an inventor. Larry discovers some of his favorite exhibits (and dearest friends) from his old museum are being shipped to the Smithsonian Institute…
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