.Fast-forward a decade, however, and we have a brooding 17-year-old Andy sighing as his mother nags him about clearing out his bedroom before his imminent departure to college. While Andy wistfully ponders whether to bring Woody, his best-loved toy (what will his

SNUGGLED UP COSILY on the sofa in slouchy pyjamas and soft blankets, a big family movie night is the perfect way to spend a lazy evening. Don’t forget the popcorn, of course – freshly popped and served up in retro bowls (we recommend our delicious

star-studded, or rather scare-studded, ensemble of Hammer Horror characters, hamming it up in this fun animated movie that taps into the current trend for the horror genre, downscaled for the youngest audience with Tim Burton's Frankenweenie

WALL - E (U) Human beings can be a mean old bunch. Having cluttered up the planet with all their junk, they’ve escaped on an enormous spaceship. Meanwhile, poor little WALL-E has to clean up the mess, crunching the junk in his tummy and popping it back out in neat cubes. But this...

romantic city. A Monster In Paris (Cert U) is released on DVD on June 4 www.amonsterinparis.co.ukDon't miss... Junior rounds up of five of the best family filmsPlus The insider's guide to Paris for families

. At just past noon on a Sunday afternoon, however,  it's a much more innocent clientele of families enjoying a cosy Sunday brunch before heading to the spacious 200-seater private screening room for a movie. Today, it’s the best movie Mr Madonna ever made

Hi, it's me, Joe.I do love a good movie, don't you? And while you are having a leisurely lie-in on Sunday mornings, I am up bright and early, sharpened pencil poised and at the ready, to put my critical faculties to good use with some movie reviews

. The Kew Family Package is available from 22 to 30 October 2011 and costs from £299 for a family of four. The price includes a two-night stay in an Executive Family Room, breakfast, free in-room movies, a two-course dinner in the hotel’s stylish Napa

of Papa Georges,who now runs a toyshop on theconcourse, but why is Georges so embittered? Beautifully shot under the careful eye of director Martin Scorsese, the movie also contains many vignettes from the earliest heydays of cinema

Hi, it's me Joe.As a Smart Boy About Town, I always try to make an effort to look my best as I'm often snapped at parties and events, but sometimes a boy is caught off-guard: you know, when your smile looks a bit wonky or your eyes are closed or you