I remember watching this movie on the Disney Channel and loving it. Natty's journey across the country to find her missing father was awesome!

This was my brother's and my favorite movie when we were little. Great slapstick and witty one-liners. "Mrs. Peacock was a man?!?"

This is a beautiful, magical film about the last unicorn left alive, and her search for the other unicorns in the world. Lovely animation and haunting music make this a classic fantasy film.

I can remember going to see this movie in the theater when I was 9 years old and being utterly transfixed by it. I wanted to take a ride on that space ship with David and Max!

I loved this movie when I was little. I had the soundtrack and used to stand on my hamper, hold a pretend microphone, and belt out "Tomorrow" and "It's a Hard Knock Life."

The Care Bears are at it again, this time helping misfits at camp. I used to rent this one over and over.

I loved Charlotte's Web! What a wonderful story that teaches about death and affirms life and friendship at the same time.

I liked this movie, but the Wheelers, the severed heads of Princess Mombi, the deadly desert, and poor Dorothy being committed to a mental institution were scary, scary, scary!

I was a major G.I. Joe fanatic and absolutely adored this movie. As a big Cobra Commander fan, though, I was upset by his fate!

More movies I saw in the theater. I have vivid memories of going to see the original movie when I was 8 years old. I thought it rocked!

I can remember renting this one a lot as a young child. I thought it was so neat how it switched from live-action to animation when they entered the underwater world. Fun songs too. "High cockalorum!"

As a major He-Man fanatic, it was interesting to see one of my favorite characters in a live-action adventure on the big screen.

My parents took us to see this in the theater too. The movie was heavily promoted by McDonalds. I remember having all kinds of Santa Claus: The Movie merchandise.