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For some quality bonding time with your family this summer, pop in one of these family classics from the last decade that are sure to delight toddlers, teens, and parents alike.
This 2001, widely-loved adapation of J.K Rowling's first novel, tells the story of a young boy who discovers that he has magical powers, and whose fate is to gain justice from the wizard who killed his parents. Full of soaring visual effects, a quirky supporting cast, and a mixture of serious action and serious fun, this film will keep the whole family glued to the television.
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