What movies are suitable for children on National Day?

The movie Dream Journey tells a story about dreams and death.

The little boy Miguel has been full of love and dreams for music since he was a child, but music is a taboo in his family. Not willing to give up his dream, Miguel stole the guitar of his idol (the late singer Della Cruz) and wanted to take part in a music competition after a serious conflict with his family. However, when Mexico's traditional festival "Day of the Dead" came, Miguel stumbled into a colorful and bizarre world of the dead and met his dead relatives.

This movie called "Seeking Dreams" actually lets us follow Miguel to "seek roots" from the pure perspective of a child, and figure out what kind of family values and love we should give our children and how to tell them to accept death. In short, this is a story about love, family and forgiveness, with laughter, tears, dreams and gains.

2. "wrestling! dad

The movie "Wrestle! Dad's story is based on Indian wrestler Mahavia. He gave up wrestling because of the helplessness of life, hoping that his son could fulfill his dream of gold medal for him. As a result, his wife gave birth to a daughter. He thought his dream was shattered, but he accidentally discovered the amazing talent in his daughter and began to cultivate her.

In India, where child marriage is prevalent and women are severely discriminated against, at first Mahavia's actions made the whole family laugh at by the villagers, and the process of daughters participating in the competition was also full of twists and turns. However, the girl's fate was completely rewritten at her father's insistence.

A girl won the world championship through her father's guidance and training. This not only broke the gender prejudice in Indian society, but also reflected some problems under the national training system. Is father's strict education good or bad for children's growth? Did the girl fulfill her father's dream or did the father achieve her daughter? These questions can be answered in this film.

3. Zootopia

The movie Zootopia tells the story of Judy Rabbit. She realized her childhood dream through her own efforts and became an animal policeman in an animal city where all animals are peaceful.

Judy Rabbit dreamed of becoming a policeman in an animal city since she was a child. Although everyone around her thinks that Rabbit can't be a policeman, through her own efforts, she became the first policeman in a big animal city. In order to prove herself, she is determined to solve a mysterious case. On the way to the truth, Judy forced Nick Fox, who lives in the animal city, to help herself, only to find that there was a huge conspiracy to subvert the animal city behind this case, and they had to work together with Qi Xin to try to uncover the truth hidden behind this huge conspiracy.

Zootopia is the most exquisite metaphor that adults give to children's world. This is simple and true. It completely introduces all the beauty and cruelty, prejudice and tolerance, friendship and competition, persistence and persistence, beliefs and dreams of the adult world to your children.

4. Wandering Earth

The wandering earth told a story with a big brain hole. One day in the future, scientists find that the sun is aging and expanding rapidly, and the whole solar system, including the earth, will be swallowed up by the sun in a short time. In order to save themselves, human beings put forward a bold plan called "Wandering Earth", that is, pouring the global power to build tens of thousands of engines and steering gears on the surface of the earth, pushing the earth out of the solar system and rushing to another habitat after 2500 years.

A good science fiction movie can open children's imagination and curiosity. Maybe in the future, we can not only take our children to the cinema to watch our own and better science fiction movies. There can be more children, because excellent sci-fi film and television works planted scientific seeds in their hearts and fell in love with the scientific world.

5. Nezha

Nezha: This is a movie in which laughter, tears and fire are intertwined, but it is not contradictory and abrupt. In the film, Nezha is no longer a hero of justice in our mind, but a subversive appearance: big teeth, thick dark circles, gloomy expression, a world-weary face with "nobody loves his hands in his pockets", and a mischievous smile from time to time.

After the release of "Nezha", the word-of-mouth at the box office gained a double harvest, not only because of its innovative characterization and storyline, but also because of the truth behind the movie story, which is worth pondering by every audience.

6. Better days

Chen Nian is a senior three student who is about to take the college entrance examination. Hu Xiaodie, a girl from the same school, committed suicide by jumping off a building and her life was in trouble. After Hu Xiaodie's death, Chen Nian was bullied by a trio headed by Wei Lai. Although Wei Lai seems to be a clever high flyers on the surface, she actually has a sinister heart. Hu Xiaodie's death is inextricably linked with her.

By chance, Chen Nian met a gangster named Xiaobei, and with the passage of time, sincere feelings developed between two people who cared about each other. Xiaobei promised Chen Nian to protect her from Wei Lai in the dark. Unexpectedly, this decision triggered a series of chain reactions.

Good days are undoubtedly salt sprinkled on real wounds. It regards campus violence as a lamp, and the focus is not on the lamp itself, but on something that glows in the dark after it is turned on. This film uses school violence to remind parents what their children need when they grow up.