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Family Movies on DVD & Blu-ray

Classic animation, adventure films, faith and values titles and family television — assembled for households that want something to watch together without checking a content rating first. Much of this material comes from an era when family entertainment was the default rather than a category.

Animation and Cartoon Collections

Max Fleischer's 'Gabby' Cartoons collects the shorts built around the town crier from the Fleischer studio's feature Gulliver's Travels. Fractured Flickers: The Complete Collection presents the Jay Ward series that redubbed silent films for comic effect — a companion piece to his Rocky and Bullwinkle work. Also here: Denver the Last Dinosaur as a complete series, the Classic Christmas Cartoon Collection, and Children's Heroes of the Bible in Old Testament and New Testament volumes.

Adventure and Fantasy for All Ages

Jack and the Beanstalk is available as a special edition on DVD and Blu-ray, presented from a 4K restoration. Gorgo, the British monster film, appears on Blu-ray and as an Ultimate Collector's Edition, and Fabulous Journey to the Center of the Earth offers Verne-style adventure. The animal and outdoor adventure titles include Legend of Bearheart, My Dog Shep and Shep Comes Home, and George!

Faith and Values Titles

A substantial group of releases serves families looking for faith-based viewing. The Bible Series includes Jesus the Christ and The Acts of the Apostles. The Christian Cowboy double features run to two volumes, and the collection also carries Christiana and the Christian Classics Ken Anderson double feature.

Classic Television the Whole Family Can Watch

The Littlest Hobo, the long-running series about a wandering German shepherd, is available in collection one. I Married Joan and Brenda Starr, Reporter offer television from an era when programming was made for a general audience by default.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these titles rated?
Ratings, where a film carries one, are listed in the technical details on each product page along with running time and format.
What age range are the cartoon collections for?
The animated collections are made for younger children. Adventure titles such as Gorgo and Jack and the Beanstalk suit older children and family viewing together.
Do you sell box sets or bundles?
Several titles are released as multi-film collections and complete series sets. These are listed with their full contents on the product page.