20 Best Valentine’s Day Movies for Kids

Shy and socially awkward Mia Thermopolis’ life is turned upside down when the California teen learns that she’s the heir to the throne and Princess of Genovia. Anne Hathaway and Julie Andrews star in this enchanting, feel-good movie.

Candy-colored and cheerful, the Trolls are all about spreading love and happiness. Their joyful world is turned upside down when gloomy, mean Bergens threaten to pull the plug on all the fun. With catchy music by Justin Timberlake, the animated film will keep everyone singing and dancing.

Grab the Reese’s Pieces! This sci-fi classic centers around an adorable alien who finds himself on earth and befriends a lonely little boy. The pair are on a mission to get the otherworldly, wide-eyed creature back home.

Teen DJ Cíntia Dorella is determined to march to the beat of her own drum. Embittered by love, it unexpectedly finds her. Will it be music to her ears? Watch to find out.

An instant classic, this Oscar-winning animated musical tells the story of the unbreakable bond between sisters Anna and Elsa in the icy land of Arendelle. Good luck trying to let go of the earworms that are sure to find a home in your head after this viewing.

Based on Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s timeless tale, “Le Petit Prince,” this reimagined animation expands on the classic. Universal themes of love, adventure and friendship remain at the core of this 2015 adaptation.

Set in New Orleans, this animated musical follows Tiana (Anika Noni Rose), a phenomenal cook and aspiring restaurateur, who is mistakenly turned into a frog by Prince Naveen. And Prince Naveen has also been turned into an amphibian by an evil force! Together the pair must work together to break their spells.

Gorgeous, galloping horses abound in this Netflix original. This hour-long Valentine’s Day special centers around the series’ main character Zoe Phillips and her friends as they go on a mission to find a precious stone. There is, of course, mild sprinkles of teen romance throughout.

After the loss of her mother, a strong-willed tween is determined to prove the existence of a mythical moon goddess. Fiercely resourceful, the girl along with her pet rabbit take a journey to the moon to show her family and convince her re-marrying father that everlasting love is real in this animated adventure.

It’s no secret that furry friends can become family. This modern remake of the 1974 film of the same name puts a contemporary twist on the story of a lovable canine who keeps a pair of siblings from harm.

One of the world’s most beloved children’s books is brought to life in this 1973 animated adaptation. When a spider named Charlotte learns of her friend Wilbur the Pig’s fate, she does her best to keep him safe while teaching him and other barnyard animals lessons on love and friendship.

A host of fun-loving misfit dolls are challenged with the ideals of perfectionism and individuality as they seek acceptance in a world that rewards homogeneity. The 2019 animated musical sends a message of self-love that the entire family will enjoy.

Once insecure about her extraordinary height, high schooler Jodi comes to terms with her stature and learns to stand tall in this teen romantic comedy.

Set in London during the Great Depression, this fantasy musical is a sequel to the original Mary Poppins (1964). Michael Banks and his three children are revisited by his magical nanny 25 years later in this 2018 Disney release.

Mike Myers and Eddie Murphy star in this Academy Award-winning animated feature. The 2001 release tells the story of Shrek who is on a quest to rescue Princess Fiona (Cameron Diaz) with the assistance of his wisecracking, yet endearing donkey who provides nonstop laughter.

Loosely based on William Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet, this 3D computer-animated movie puts a family-friendly spin on the timeless tale of forbidden love.

Charlie Brown can never catch a break. In this 2015 computer-animated comedy, the unlucky lad finds himself enamored by the Little Red-Haired Girl who moves into his neighborhood. He and his beloved beagle, Snoopy, encounter misadventures in this story of unrequited love based on Charles M. Schulz’s comic strip Peanuts.

This classic fairy tale puts a refreshing twist on the age-old damsel-in-distress story. Based on William Goldman’s fantasy novel of the same title, it’s teeming with comedy, adventure and of course, romance. Starring Robin Wright and Cary Elwes, this 1987 release is lauded as a pop culture masterpiece.

When a pampered pup’s posh, comfortable home life becomes strained, she befriends a charming stray mutt who wins her heart in this classic tale.

This 1994 feature follows a group of mischievous kids who set out to lead a no girls allowed organization. When Spanky and Buckwheat catch wind that their buddy Alfalfa is canoodling with a girl named Darla, they desperately try to thwart their budding romance in this comical adventure.