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For some quality bonding time with your family this summer, pop in one of these family classics from the last decade that are sure to delight toddlers, teens, and parents alike.
This 2009 movie, a glorious return to Disney's hand-drawn animation, is a modern take on a classic fairy tale. Set in 1920s New Orleans, it tells the story of a girl who, upon kissing a prince who was turned into a frog, becomes a frog herself, and her quest to become human again. Packed with stunning animation, uplifting dance numbers, and light-hearted comedy, this film will remind parents of the Disney movies of their youth.
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