Classic movies can nourish children's childhood.
Before the movies recommended to parents, I found that everyone liked it more, so today I am going to recommend 10 more movies for children aged 3-12 years old, each of which is very exciting
Part 1: The Diary of an Eagle Chaser
This is an Austrian film, in the beautiful valley of the Alps, a lonely teenager meets an abandoned injured eagle, two young lives are bound together by fate, and become the most important partners in each other's lives, a story of teenagers and eagles begins.
They have experienced run-ins, experienced adventures, and have also experienced the baptism of disasters of nature.
In the process of getting along, the eagle gradually finds his own world, and the teenager grows up with it, and finally understands that true love is not to have but to give it freedom!
Teach children not to be afraid of setbacks, not to be afraid of tribulations, to go out bravely, and to strive to meet one challenge after another in life!
Part II: The Enchanted Forest
The starting point of this film is very high, it is adapted from the 19th century novel "The Jungle Book", a famous book that has been famous all over the world for more than 100 years, as long as it is made with five or six points, it is enough to shock.
I don't think there are a few children who don't like to see these wild animals, and the protagonist is still a little boy.
The jungle world depicted in the film is not so beautiful, the law of the dark jungle is something that this child who has been adopted by wolves since childhood must adapt, a tiger that has been hostile at the beginning, using illusions to induce you to be willing to become a python on its plate, although there is the protection of the wolf mother, the world is still in danger.
You can't hide behind Mother Wolf forever... This is a story that children learn to grow up, and it is also a story that makes adults feel empathy.
Part III: The Sound of Music
The Sound of Music is a musical film directed by Robert Wise and starring Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer, which was released in the United Kingdom on 29 March 1965.
It tells the story of The Nun Maria who goes to Colonel Trapp's house as a tutor and quickly mingles with the Colonel's 7 children, and the Colonel gradually changes her attitude towards the children under Maria's guidance and develops a relationship with Maria.
This is a film full of love, and it can be said that it is the first choice for children's education.
Part IV: Walking with Dinosaurs
It's a humorous but adventurous film. Also known as Walking with the Dragon, a 6-episode television series produced by the BBC, released in the United Kingdom in 1999, the series was subsequently released on the Discovery Channel to meet North American audiences, the film used computer synthesis technology and model reshaping methods to reconstruct the Mesozoic scene, changed the previous educational feature film about dinosaurs, and invited many paleontologists to participate.
The film tells the story of a post-nosed dragon named Paige who became the leader of the thick-nosed dragon family from a young dragon during the Cretaceous Migration era, after drifting through adventures and overcoming many difficulties.
Part V: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Willie Wangka is a great chocolate inventor and manufacturer who runs a mysterious factory with locked doors that have never seen a worker enter or exit from the gate for 15 years, but the smell of chocolate is strong. The factory's Wonka chocolates are sold all over the world and are loved by children.
One day, Mr. Willie Wonka posted a notice that he had buried five gold coupons in the chocolate he produced, and whoever ate it would have the opportunity to visit the factory and get enough chocolate candy and other candies to eat for a lifetime. The little ones snapped up wildly, and eventually the five little guests became the lucky ones.
One of the small guests, Charlie, came from a very poor family, and after two failed attempts, he found the last golden coupon, and the door of the chocolate factory was thus opened for him.
The warmth and joy of the family and the healthy growth of childhood are very important to a person. Tim Burton excels at creating imaginative, gorgeous scenes, and the style is still warm with coldness, suitable for children to see.
Part VI: The Story of Hachiko the Loyal Dog
The film is adapted from a true story, Professor Parker picked up a lost puppy at the town's train station, it seems that the puppy and Professor Parker have some kind of fate, in the end, Parker's love for the puppy Hachiko touched his wife Carter, who was initially strongly opposed to dog ownership, and Hachiko grew up under Parker's care.
One day, Hachiko behaved abnormally when Parker was going to work, and actually played a game of picking up balls that he had never played before, and Hachiko's performance made Parker very satisfied, but on that day, Parker died of illness. Parker's wife, daughter Andy and son-in-law Michael buried Parker with great sorrow, but the unknown Hachiko still waited at the door of the small station at five o'clock every day at five o'clock in the evening, waiting for the return of the master...
Part VII: The Arctic Adventure
This is a joyful adventure movie directed by 007 series director Roger Spotywood, which tells the story of an adventurous teenager Luke, who wears snowy seas, crosses glaciers, winds and frosts thousands of miles across the ice field, and escorts the little polar bear home.
Young Luke only taught himself snowmobiling, he resolutely carried a simple bag on his back and embarked on a snow and ice journey with the little polar bear Peizuo, but the magnificent Arctic scenery brought Luke and Peizuo not refreshment, but a dangerous situation that they would never forget. The simple and pure world view of the teenager is just like a clear stream, shining in the movie market at the end of the year.
Part VIII: "E.T. Alien"
The film tells the story of a ten-year-old boy and an alien visitor who breaks through the barriers between time and space and establishes an innocent friendship. This is a rare warm theme that Xiaobian has seen in science fiction films, when I was a child, I was moved to see it, and now I think about it or feel very warm. At the end of the film, the aliens can only take a pot of blooming flowers from this short-lived planet.
Everyone has their own sense of belonging, aliens have it, little boys have it too. Aliens can't stay on Earth, just as little boys can't leave with aliens. This boy, who has been neglected in the family, lonely and eager to love, has his own growth experience. The aliens brought him an important bridge to growing up, giving him a transition. This film can make children understand the true meaning of love and the truth of death, and understand the delivery and cherishing in feelings.
Part 9: Monster Power Company
Sullivan the Fur monster is the best employee of the monster company, always far ahead of the performance, and he scares countless children who cry. He and his partner, The Big-Eyed Mike, are very popular with everyone. By chance, the hairy monster accidentally brought a two-year-old little girl Abu back to the monster world, causing great panic, and the mischievous and cute Abu frightened these terrible monsters into turning people upside down. The police are hunting down Abu, and the villain Henry plans to use Abu for his evil plan to reform the factory.
The power of the classics is still infinite. Although this is exaggerated, the grand and gorgeous imagination in the film, the clever combination of sensationalism and humor, the wonderful beginning and closing of the storyline, and the suspense overlap, so that the audience gets more surprise and happiness than imagined.
Part 10: "Dream Giant"
Dream Giant is a fantasy adventure film produced by Disney Inc. based on Roald Dahl's novel of the same name, which tells the story of Sophie, a little orphan girl, who meets a "well-meaning giant" who likes to collect dreams, and joins forces to protect the human world in order to prevent other giants from eating people.
Director Spielberg used superb special effects to perfectly restore the scenes in the original novel. Sophie and the giants are touched from the beginning of mutual distrust to the end of the deep friendship. This film can teach children kindness and innocence, while also enhancing their imagination.
When we see a movie that moves us, we can feel understood and our emotions are aroused. These experiences may not have been experienced in ordinary life.
Therefore, you can show children classic good movies, adults may wish to work with children, quietly enjoy those animation movies that are worth watching, and keep themselves with a beautiful child's heart.
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