10 Kids Movies to Watch With the Entire Family on Peacock
Whether you’re a kid or a kid at heart, be sure to stream these movies on Peacock.
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Picking a movie for the whole family to watch can be a delicate balancing act. On the one hand, you want to pick a movie that your kids will adore, but on the other hand, is it so crazy to want to enjoy the movie too? In making the choice that can make or break family movie night, Peacock's got you covered with a wide selection of kid-friendly movies that the whole family can love. Stream these 10 kids' movies on Peacock.
Shrek (2001) and Shrek 2 (2004)
In the 23 years since Shrek won the inaugural Oscar® for Best Animated Feature, the movie has become a certified classic — spawning sequels, a Broadway musical, and a devoted-as-ever legion of fans. Telling the story of a solitary ogre who must save a princess from the evil Lord Farquaad in a land populated by fairy tale creatures, Shrek is full of visual gags and pop-culture references that make it perfect viewing for kids and parents alike.
Stream Shrek and Shrek 2 on Peacock.
A Fish Tale (2017)
Driven by an unseen force, Emma (Gabriella Crandall) goes on a mysterious journey to the West Coast. Through magical circumstances, her trip brings her to a path to connect with her long-lost younger sister, Bridget (Lexi Giovagnoli), and the two realize they were fated all along to reconnect.
Stream A Fish Tale on Peacock.
After the Wizard (2011)
Life is deteriorating in Oz, so the Tin Woodsman (Orien Richman) and Scarecrow (Jermel Nakia) do a reverse search. They head to Kansas to find Dorothy, so the reunited group can work together and restore their land to its former glory.
Stream After the Wizard on Peacock.
A Dog's Courage (2019)
After a playful and lovable dog (voiced by Do Kyung-soo) is abandoned by his owners, he joins a pack of strays who have created their own family and embarks on a series of adventures that teach dogs and their human pals valuable lessons.
Stream A Dog's Courage on Peacock.
Despicable Me (2010) and Despicable Me 2 (2013)
As supervillain Gru works to finish his nefarious plot to steal the moon, three orphan girls derail his plans as they try to make him their dad. For the adults, it’ll be fun to hear Steve Carell anchor the film with Gru's unplaceable Eastern European accent, and if you're a kid, Despicable Me marks the breakout debut of maybe the biggest movie stars of our time, the Minions – need we say more?
Stream Despicable Me and Despicable Me 2 on Peacock.
Arthur and the Invisibles (2006)
Arthur (Freddie Highmore) is only 10 years old, but when a developer threatens to take over his grandmother's house, he leaps into action. Arthur embarks on a magical quest to the hidden world of the Minimoys, tiny, elf-like creatures living in his backyard. There, he joins forces with Princess Selenia (Madonna) and others to find a hidden treasure and confront the evil Maltazard.
Stream Arthur and the Invisibles on Peacock.
Dino King (2012)
Speckles (Sin Yong-woo and Lee Hyung-suk), a Tarbosaurus, grows up and fights the Tyrannosaurus who destroyed his family. In this coming-of-age dino story, Speckles finds a mate, raises a family, and in the end, faces the fellow dinosaurs who altered the course of his life.
Stream Dino King on Peacock.
Cinderella (1965)
Have a throwback night with your children in the magical land of fairy tales. In this 1965 classic, Cinderella (Lesley Ann Warren) is forced to serve her evil stepmother and stepsisters. With the help of a fairy godmother, she attends a royal ball but loses one of her glass slippers and runs home before the midnight curse. The prince (Stuart Damon), who is captivated by Cinderella’s presence, sets out to find the woman who fits the abandoned glass shoe.
Stream Cinderella on Peacock.
