Best Family Comedy Movies

Last updated: February 5, 2026

Are you and your kids in the mood for a good laugh? Look no further. Some of the top-rated comedies on this list are a few decades old, while others are much more recent—but we think all of these best comedy family movies are classics and well worth checking out with your kids for your next family movie night. For even more ideas, our list of Goofy Comedy Movies to Watch with Tweens and Teens has plenty of funny picks and laugh-out-loud flicks that are perfect for kids of all ages to enjoy.

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A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon Poster Image

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A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon

age 5+

Delightful family-friendly sequel has positive themes.

2020 G (86 minutes)

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Monsters, Inc.

age 5+

Cute, kid-friendly monster movie; may scare sensitive kids.

2001 G (92 minutes)

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Odd Squad: The Movie

age 5+

Pint-sized problem-solvers face rival squad on funny show.

2016 NR (67 minutes)

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Shaun the Sheep Movie

age 5+

Tons of barn-animal fun in sweet stop-motion adventure.

2015 PG (85 minutes)

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Toy Story movie poster: Woody and Buzz fly above other toys in a child's bedroom

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Toy Story

age 5+

Pixar classic is one of the best kids' movies of all time.

1995 G (81 minutes)

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Toy Story 4

age 5+

Big-hearted, touching entry in Pixar's legendary franchise.

2019 G (100 minutes)

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Aladdin

age 6+

A magic carpet ride of a movie from Disney.

1992 G (90 minutes)

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Cars 3

age 6+

Some intense scenes in story of empowerment, mentorship.

2017 G (109 minutes)

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Despicable Me

age 6+

Clever, funny, and sweet villain-with-a-heart-of-gold tale.

2010 PG (95 minutes)

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Finding Dory movie poster: Blue tang Dory and friends in the ocean

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Finding Dory

age 6+

Delightful sequel promotes teamwork; sadness, scares.

2016 PG (103 minutes)

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Grow movie poster: Priya-Rose Brookwell stands in front of a huge pumpkin, with Nick Frost and Golda Rosheuvel behind

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Grow

age 6+

Big emotions, some potty humor in magical family film.

2025 PG (147 minutes)

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Ice Age

age 6+

Clever, funny, touching; like a great road movie.

2002 PG (85 minutes)

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Inside Out Movie Poster: Riley's emotions stand in a group, Joy throwing her hands wide

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Inside Out

age 6+

Creative, clever story about big feelings has peril, scares.

2015 PG (102 minutes)

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Lilo and Stitch movie poster: Lilo and Nani surf a wave under the title in red font

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Lilo & Stitch

age 6+

Great characters, life lessons in Hawaii-set Disney film.

2002 PG (85 minutes)

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Moana

age 6+

Memorable musical with a Pacific Islander lead, some scares.

2016 PG (113 minutes)

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Paddington Movie Poster: Paddington, in a blue coat and red hat, holds a marmalade sandwich

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Paddington

age 6+

Charming story about beloved bear has some scares.

2015 PG (95 minutes)

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Shrek movie poster: Fiona, Shrek, Donkey, and Farquaad pose in front of a large "S" with ogre ears

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Shrek

age 6+

Gross-out laughs meet a marvelous fairy tale mix.

2001 PG (93 minutes)

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Storks

age 6+

Family comedy mixes moments of peril, sweet messages.

2016 PG (100 minutes)

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The Emperor's New Groove

age 6+

Fun, goofy cartoon misrepresents Incan culture.

2000 G (78 minutes)

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The Lego Movie

age 6+

Hilarious toy tale plugs product but is nonstop fun.

2014 PG (100 minutes)

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