Chicken Run.

before the movie came out my sister won a radio contest to go to the premiere in LA. they paid for the flight, hotel, and tickets to Universal Studios. We saw Mel Gibson so that was neat I guess but the only thing I can remember was when we went to watch it (in a separate theatre than the celebrities) they gave us stale soda and the tiniest bag of popcorn that was also kinda stale. Movie was good though, I enjoyed it.

I would suggest many of the Ghibli movies. Totoro and Ponyo are great for youngest kids. Howl's Moving Castle and Kiki's Delivery Service are excellent for a bit older.

Have you seen Babe (1995)? It's a family comedy about a talking pig that wants to become a sheepdog to avoid being slaughtered. James Cromwell delivers a great performance as Farmer Hoggett despite having very little dialogue. And, oddly enough, it was co-written by George Miller (of the Mad Max franchise.) OH! And Hugo Weaving (The Matrix, LOTR) plays a grumpy dog.

There's also a sequel, Babe: Pig in the City (1998). I think it's worth a watch but it's definitely a step down. It's very much a kids movie, whereas the first was entertaining for everyone.

The Wild Robot, Migration, and Wall•E have been some recent hits in my house.

Paddington 1, 2, and 3. Although 2 is thematically the most similar and generally agreed to be the best

Wallace & Gromit "Curse of the Were-Rabbit" is excellent.

You might like the Zootopia movies also (called zootropolis now in some areas). They're good family fun and easily watchable for adults.

For christmas time: Klaus. Good movie, gorgeous artstyle :3

Dora and the Lost City of Gold, Spy Kids (and the sequels), and Home (2015)

Orion and the Dark

Hunt for the wilderpeople - rip Sam Neill a fun adventure movie with some funny and heartfelt moments, main character is performed by the same kid from Deadpool 2

Disney's Robin hood: probably my fav out of all the Disney animated movies, great soundtrack and character and animation

Speed racer: it's an action adventure movie with shots like anime so it has a really unique feel to it while still getting nostalgic for the original series, from the Wachowskis after the Matrix.