Father’s Day is fast approaching. Check out Kidzworld’s list of movies that celebrate dads everywhere!
No. 10: Finding Nemo
The tale of an adventurous clownfish called Nemo who gets separated from his school of fish. His father Marlin heads out on the ultimate hunt to find his son.
Finding NemoCourtesy of Pixar
No. 9: The Pursuit of Happyness
Will Smith stars as Chris Gardner, a homeless man who struggles to make ends meet for his son Christopher.
Pursuit of HappynessCourtesy of Sony
No. 8: Father of the Bride
This classic film follows the shenanigans George (played by Steve Martin) goes through as he helps his daughter prepare for her upcoming marriage.
Father of the BrideCourtesy of Touchstone
No. 7: The Sound of Music
One of the most popular musicals of all time, The Sound of Music is the story of the Von Trapp family. The seven children are being raised by their widowed father and a singing governess.
The Sound of MusicCourtesy of 20th Century Fox
No. 6: Billboard Dad
Twins Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen star in this movie about sisters who place an advertisement trying to find a date for their father.
Billboard DadCourtesy of Warner Bros.
No. 5: Star Wars
At the heart of the popular Star Wars saga is the father-son relationship between Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker.
Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker
No. 4: Big Fish
This fantasy adventure movie focuses on Will’s journey to mend his relationship with his dying father.
Big FishCourtesy of Sony
No. 3: The Lion King
The classic Disney film follows lion cub Simba as he tries to grow into the king his father Mufasa wants him to be.
The Lion KingCourtesy of Disney
No. 2: Field of Dreams
A farmer and a father, Ray hears a voice that tells him to build a baseball diamond. Although destroying his corn fields threatens to destroy him financially, the field ultimately brings his family together.
Field of DreamsCourtesy of Universal
No. 1: Mrs. Doubtfire
Robin Williams plays Daniel, a man who is desperate to spend time with his children after divorcing from his wife. He goes to great lengths – even dressing up as a nanny – in order to see them.
Mrs. DoubtfireCourtesy of 20th Century Fox
