During this long journey, she will team up with her idol, the legendary demigod Maui, who will help her navigate the oceans and complete an epic journey filled with enormous sea creatures, breathtaking underwater worlds and ancient traditions.
It is from the Oceanic islands of the South Pacific that the young Moana, as a skilled sailor, decides to start her search for an island as mysterious as it is fabulous.
As she crosses the vast ocean, Vaiana (original voice of Auli'i Cravalho) will meet Maui, a demigod (voice of Dwayne Johnson). Vaiana, the legend of the end of the world tells the exciting adventure of a reckless young girl who embarks on a great journey to accomplish the unfinished quest of her ancestors and save her people. This animated film is directed by the famous duo Ron Clements and John Musker - directors of the underwater adventure The Little Mermaid (1989), the hilarious Aladdin (1992) but also the great epic Hercules (1997), Treasure Planet (2002) and The Princess and the Frog (2009). Watch them together as a family, and you won't feel bad about screen time.Vaiana, the legend of the end of the world, a feature film from Walt Disney Studios, released in theaters on November 30, 2016, airs tonight on M6. And, best of all, you can find these kids movies on Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, HBO Max, Paramount+ and Peacock, so you don't have to dig out your old discs.
Some are great animated movies that kids can start watching as soon as they have an attention span for a toddler movie, while others are better suited for older kids who can appreciate the themes more. Some are the stone-cold classics that have stood the test of time and remained favorites for decades, while some are new favorites that are following current trends. These are 60 of the best kids' movies of all time to work through before they're all grown up and out of the house. The flip side is that, at any given moment, there are just so many kids' movies ready at the press of a button, so it can be hard to figure out which movie to choose. There's no need to cross your fingers and hope that your family's favorites are available at the video store, and there's no worry that - heaven forbid - they're locked away in "the vault" and unavailable to watch. Kids today are lucky: When they latch onto a movie, it's generally available to them around-the-clock, thanks to the proliferation of streaming services (depending on which ones you may or may not subscribe to).
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