You canât grow out of Frozen, theyâre brilliant movies but I agree that Tangled is the pick of the Princess movies, watched it again last week, the characters from the pub had the kids in stitches.
The Paddington movies are absolutely outstanding @Arthur
Did you tell us their age and whether theyâre boys or girls?
Paddington 2 is as good a movie as youâll see
They are brilliant
Watched first one with kids few weeks back. My young lad didnt say one word for the entire thing until the âaction sceneâ near the endâŚhe jumped off the couch roaring go on paddington go on 
like he was cheering a horse home in Cheltenham
We watched the lord of the rings trilogy which was her breakthrough into non animated movies. She absolutely loved them. Watched them in 1hr stints.
Watched the home alone movies there the last few nights in 1hr stints, 1&2. She was cracking her arse laughing at the funny bits
Must watch that this weekend
Shes at an awkward age when sheâs in denial about all the things she loved when she was younger.
I thought the second one was a ball of shite TBF
My nephews (4&6) pretty much think the Home Alone movies are the peak of comedy. Theyâd literally be rolling on the floor in laughter at some of the scenes
Watched âSingâ the other night. Well done
Great recommendations thanks lads 
Iâve 2 girls 7 and 6 and a boy 3.
At what age did ye find yer youngsters getting into TV and Films?
Weâd have cbeebies on a little bit in the background for our one. She wouldnât be hugely interested in the programme content but loves when the songs are on and is learning a few words through it. She is mad into some show called Swashbuckle, a pirate quiz show, but again I think itâs down to the catchy tunes. Maybe two months back one of her grandmothers was looking after her, and the next day she had a new word âPeppaâ. Sheâs stone mad for her already. Sheâll pull at a Peppa Pig tee shirt someone got her and point at and smile with a whispered âPeppaâ. Goes for the Peppa book the whole time.
Anyway, went off on a ramble there. She definitely doesnât have the attention span for a film yet anyway. The Mrs said she was in the kitchen one day and when she came back into the sitting room, herself had got up onto the couch and was intently watching a segment on a prize bull on the Daithi and Maura show whereas if Peter Rabbit or one of the lads like that were on, sheâd be tearing round the house 
Hey ho swashbucklers go
Take on the pirates, yo ho ho
Sheâd love Doc McStuffins.
Written and made by Irish people too.
Thatâs the one. Limerickâs Conor McNamara on commentary
My lad (16 months) is stone mad for a program on youtube called Tractor Ted - which is not far off a kids focused documentary on how you make silage, pick carrots etc.
Iâve found it quite informative as a Dub although Iâm slightly baffled where heâs picked up this love of farming from
the postman
16 months tomorrow isnât it 
Yeah our one loves all things with animals. She was watching some thing with a vet earlier and was delighted. âwoof woof, woof woofâ
The Chipp is strong in her
How long is it since @KinvarasPassion made that foray to the big smoke⌠Hmmmmm.
If Jnr. launches into stone wall activities Iâd be asking questions.