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What’s in it for you and your child?Filmmaker Kristopher Belman chronicles the early career of basketball superstar LeBron James. James and four other talented teammates were a powerhouse combination at St. Vincent-St. Mary High School in Akron, Ohio. The five star athletes burned up the courts throughout Ohio, but James' ever-increasing celebrity threatened to tear apart all the five had worked so hard to achieve. Why you and your child should watch the movies?Sports movies can be inspiring and uplifting which teaches some of life’s most important lessons. It generates immense energy and power and forms positives attitudes which are very necessary for real life. A good sports film is not only about losing or winning on the field, but it also speaks about the deep meaning associated with the sports itself. Sports films appreciate the struggle of the participants by showcasing losers as temporary pain to achieve greater rewards in the future. Sports films understand human emotions which results in a positive attitude in the way we think and live in society. The characters that depict the issues in the sports films transcend the human realities of racism, gender, policies that are very prominent in this fast-moving societies of today.

Moral: Competition, confidence, discipline, faith, passion, self love, struggle, successDuration: 2h 16mLanguage: English

More than a Game

What’s in it for you and your child?Josh Baskin would do anything to be big to hang out with his crush at the carnival. He finds a Zoltar machine, and he wishes to be big. After Zoltar tells him, "his wish is granted", Josh notices the machine is unplugged. He wakes up the next morning in an adult's body but he still has the same personality. With the help of his best friend, Billy, Josh learns how to act like a grown up. But as he gets a girlfriend and a fun job, he doesn't want to be a kid again. Will Josh stay big or become a 13 year old boy again?

Moral: You’re never too old to have fun.Duration: 1h 44minLanguage: English

Big (1988)

What’s in it for you and your child?Former Marine Tommy returns home and gets his father to train him for a mixed martial arts contest. But his fight has more at stake than the prize money since he is going to fight his own brother. Why you and your child should watch the movies?Sports movies can be inspiring and uplifting which teaches some of life’s most important lessons. It generates immense energy and power and forms positives attitudes which are very necessary for real life. A good sports film is not only about losing or winning on the field, but it also speaks about the deep meaning associated with the sports itself. Sports films appreciate the struggle of the participants by showcasing losers as temporary pain to achieve greater rewards in the future. Sports films understand human emotions which results in a positive attitude in the way we think and live in society. The characters that depict the issues in the sports films transcend the human realities of racism, gender, policies that are very prominent in this fast-moving societies of today.

Moral: anger, Bravery, competition, discipline, Effort, Family Value, hard work, justice, kindness, motivation, Respect, Responsibility, strength, struggle, successDuration: 2h 20mLanguage: English

Warrior

What’s in it for you and your child?An ageing wrestler struggles to keep up with life as he is too old to continue his wrestling career. He realizes that he has to come to terms with what life has to offer at this stage and move on. Why you and your child should watch the movies?Sports movies can be inspiring and uplifting which teaches some of life’s most important lessons. It generates immense energy and power and forms positives attitudes which are very necessary for real life. A good sports film is not only about losing or winning on the field, but it also speaks about the deep meaning associated with the sports itself. Sports films appreciate the struggle of the participants by showcasing losers as temporary pain to achieve greater rewards in the future. Sports films understand human emotions which results in a positive attitude in the way we think and live in society. The characters that depict the issues in the sports films transcend the human realities of racism, gender, policies that are very prominent in this fast-moving societies of today.

Moral: Bravery, competition, confidence, Courage, discipline, faith, hard work, learner, passion, self worth, successDuration: 1h 55minLanguage: English

The Wrestler

What’s in it for you and your child?'Growing up can be a bumpy road, and it's no exception for Riley, who is uprooted from her Midwest life when her father starts a new job in San Francisco. Like all of us, Riley is guided by her emotions - Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust and Sadness. The emotions live in Headquarters, the control center inside Riley's mind, where they help advise her through everyday life. As Riley and her emotions struggle to adjust to a new life in San Francisco, turmoil ensues in Headquarters. Although Joy, Riley's main and most important emotion, tries to keep things positive, the emotions conflict on how best to navigate a new city, house and school.

Moral: Sadness is vital to our well-being.Duration: 1h 35mLanguage: English

Inside Out

What’s in it for you and your child?Sanjay Mehra is a scientist who has devised a method that is capable of contacting extraterrestrial species. However, his discovery is belittled. While he is returning home he spots a spaceship and this distraction causes a car crash. He dies in the crash but his wife survives and gives birth to their son Rohit.&nbsp;When Rohit grows up he discovers his father’s computer and discovers Jadoo, an alien with whom they have multiple adventures. This movie teaches children that we must be strong to follow what we believe in and fight for it as well as stand up for our friends and value them.

Moral: love, braveryDuration: 2h 51mLanguage: Hindi

Koi Mil Gaya

What’s in it for you and your child?An evil Lord Farquaad exiles some magical creatures to Shrek’s swamp. Shrek heads out with a donkey to Lord Farquaad so that he can get his swamp back. Instead they form a deal and Shrek heads out to rescue Princess Fiona who is awaiting in a tower guarded by a dragon. Shrek and his friends succeed in rescuing Fiona but it is apparent that Shrek is in love with the Princess and Fiona is hiding something. Shrek is a delightful comedy which is very much suitable for children and can teach them how to take things in their stride as well as be open and interceptive to affection.

Moral: friendshipDuration: 1h 30mLanguage: English

Shrek

What’s in it for you and your child?Busby Babes, a group of legendary football players who play for Manchester United, becomes the youngest team to win the Football League. However, the team meets with a tragic end. Why you and your child should watch the movies?Sports movies can be inspiring and uplifting which teaches some of life’s most important lessons. It generates immense energy and power and forms positives attitudes which are very necessary for real life. A good sports film is not only about losing or winning on the field, but it also speaks about the deep meaning associated with the sports itself. Sports films appreciate the struggle of the participants by showcasing losers as temporary pain to achieve greater rewards in the future. Sports films understand human emotions which results in a positive attitude in the way we think and live in society. The characters that depict the issues in the sports films transcend the human realities of racism, gender, policies that are very prominent in this fast-moving societies of today.

Moral: anger, Bravery, competition, discipline, Effort, Family Value, hard work, justice, kindness, motivation, Respect, Responsibility, strength, struggle, successDuration: 1h 56minLanguage: English

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