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The Cutest Children's Movies On Netflix

Everyone loves a good children's movie

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The Cutest Children's Movies On Netflix
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If you’re like me, or the average college student, you probably have already finished and re-watched shows like "Orange is the New Black" and "Jane the Virgin" more times than you can count, and you’re looking for a way to mix it up. Whenever I want to watch a feel-good movie, I always turn to a children’s movie, specifically a cartoon children’s movie. They are fun and cute, and here’s a few that you should definitely watch on Netflix after you finish binge-watching your favorite series.

Hotel Transylvania 2

This is such a great movie to watch especially now because it’s almost Halloween! You may have seen the first movie of this sequel, "Hotel Transylvania," and this one is just as good as the original. You really can’t go wrong with Adam Sandler, Kevin James, and Andy Samberg. You will be laughing out loud at this movie no matter how old you are,

Minions

You probably can’t name one person who hated "Despicable Me." The Minions return in this movie to tell their own story of where they came from and how they found their villain. Common, who doesn’t love the minions?

Zootopia

This may be a biased opinion, but I haven’t met a Disney movie that I don’t like. This movie had the usual Disney movie humor along with the cutest story line. Is it just me or do you always fall in love with at least one character in Disney movies? (Even if it’s a rabbit and a fox)

Walt Disney Short Films Collection

Two words, FROZEN FEVER. Plus all of the cute little shorts you see at the movies before they play the actual movie you go to see. This is a win because you get to watch all of them at once!

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