Disney DVDs are Not Just for Kids

by Steve Collins

Nobody wants to be the parent who permits their children watch movies all the time or who uses the television as a baby sitter. However, on a rainy day or for a special occasion, it is welcoming to be able to have a shelf of movies that are favorite fare for kids. It is also a wonderful idea to have a portable DVD player to entertain kids on long car rides or airplane flights or on the occasional days when your children have to accompany you to the office!

One sure bet for entertaining kids of all ages is a Disney movie. The same movies you (and your parents and grandparents, even) grew up with are just as much fun today. Just look at little girls’ backpacks, pajamas and lunchboxes! Disney princesses from all decades mingle in their play. And little boys still thrill to old favorites like Robin Hood and Dumbo. All the great old titles are just as fun for children today as they were to their original audiences. How many other movies can make that claim?

Sharing Disney favorites with your kids and grandkids has become a cherished rite of passage. Parents look forward to the chance to share their childhood favorites with their own little ones-and remarkably, they enjoy them just as much as adults as they did when they were children!

Not all Disney movies are made for children anymore, however. Now that Disney controls the titles of a number of other studios, their library has grown to include lots of “grown up” movies, too. Those who grew up depending on the studio for great entertainment can be just as assured of super entertainment in adulthood. There are Disney classics for all ages!

Owning movies means you always have the classics you love most right at your fingertips. They make welcome gifts, too. For those with small children around, it is cozy to be able to pull out a special movie and snuggle up on a long afternoon.

About the Author:

Steve Collins, Author from Encino, CA. A big Disney fan, he uses Disney Movie Club to complete his collection. Read reviews of DVDs he buys on Disney Movie Club