对许多美国家庭来说，看足球可能是感恩节的传统，但对孩子们来说，这并不总是最有吸引力的活动。这就是为什么在你的队伍中有几部令人愉悦的感恩节电影是聪明的。无论你是需要在感恩节大餐结束时让孩子们忙碌起来，还是在色氨酸诱发的饭后休息期间寻找轻松的娱乐，都可以从这些对孩子们友好的感恩节电影中挑选，让每个人都沉浸在火鸡日的精神中。
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1. A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving
It may be coming up on its 50th anniversary, but this Charles Schultz classic remains one of our favorite Thanksgiving movies of all time. A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving follows Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the Peanuts pals as they prepare their Thanksgiving dinner. The movie pairs well with the Peanuts special The Mayflower Voyagers, which tells the story of the Mayflower's trek from England to the new world. Ages 4+
2. Rudy
While it may not be Thanksgiving-themed, the combination of football and a feel-good storyline make this 1993 film a Turkey Day favorite. Rudy follows a young man (Sean Astin) who beats the odds to achieve his dreams of playing football for Notre Dame. Based on a true story, it's been called one of the greatest sports movies of all time. It might even motivate your family to get off the couch and play some touch football! Ages 11+
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3. Addams Family Values
There's one memorable scene that makes this movie more appropriate for Thanksgiving than Halloween: Wednesday Addams (Christina Ricci) takes over her summer camp's reproduction of the Thanksgiving story. This campy sequel to The Addams Family features an all-star cast that includes Angelica Huston, Joan Cusack, and Christopher Lloyd. Ages 12+
4. Turkey Hollow
In this 2015 film inspired by Jim Henson's unfinished works, two kids track an elusive monster called the "Howling Hoodoo" in the small town of Turkey Hollow. The Lifetime original movie stars Mary Steenburgen as the kids' eccentric aunt, and Chris "Ludacris" Bridges is the narrator. Ages 8+
5. Free Birds
Two turkeys travel back in time to take turkeys off the Thanksgiving menu forever. This animated movie from 2013 features the voices of comedic legends like Amy Poehler, Owen Wilson, and Woody Harrelson. Ages 6+
6. A Winnie the Pooh Thanksgiving
Deep in the Hundred Acre Wood, Winnie the Pooh and his friends set out to pull together a traditional Thanksgiving feast. Things go awry as the gang attempts to catch a turkey and gather the rest of the ingredients, but ultimately they realize that the holiday is more about being together and grateful for what we have than setting the perfect table. Ages 3+
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7. Paul Blart: Mall Cop
Get ready for Black Friday madness, if that's your thing, with this slapstick comedy starring Kevin James. The 2009 PG-rated film follows a bumbling security guard who has to protect the shopping mall from a gang of criminals on Black Friday. It's undeniably goofy, but sure to be a hit with tweens; keep them laughing with Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2. Ages 12+
8. The Blind Side
One of the most memorable scenes in this heart-warming movie takes place around the Thanksgiving table. Try not to cry when Michael, a young homeless man, joins the Tuohy family for the holiday meal—and they begin their journey toward becoming a family. Sandra Bullock, Kathy Bates, and Tim McGraw star in this adaptation of Michael Lewis' best-selling book about NFL player Michael Oher. Ages 12+
9. Garfield's Thanksgiving
In this 24-minute short, Garfield's owner Jon Arbuckle falls for a sassy veterinarian who wants to put the chubby cat on a diet—and she's coming to Thanksgiving. It's silly and sweet, and a great introduction to Garfield for the younger generation of kids who didn't grow up reading comic strips. Ages 6+
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10. Miracle on 34th Street
Although it's more commonly thought of as a Christmas movie, Miracle on 34th Street begins at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Choose between the classic 1947 version of the film or the 1994 remake; both of them follow a little girl and a lawyer who set out to prove that Kris Kringle is the real Santa. Whichever version of the film you watch, it's the perfect way to kick off the holiday season. Ages 6+
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