A lot of the time I'm using Netflix to keep me working, which only works if I'm watching something familiar, and what better thing to watch than your favorite childhood movies. Here are some movies you might want to re-visit...

12) E.T, the Extra-Terrestrial

It's a strange movie, no doubt, but it's a classic. An alien has to get back home without being caught by the government on earth.

11) The Land Before Time

Throwing it back to the dinosaur days. Some young dinosaurs travel on their own, running from a deadly foe.

10) Spy Kids

Back in 2001, remember watching this on DVD? Everyone wanted to be a spy, if only for the cool gadgets.

9) Stitch the Movie

This little blue alien will always steal your heart, or at least you will love watching Lilo win his.

8) The Spongebob Squarepants Movie

I'm not even a huge spongebob fan and I've seen this one. I mean who would live in a pineapple under the sea? Then again, he's a sponge, so, I guess the better question is who thought up this show, because props to them.

7) Jimmy Neutron:Boy Genius

You'll laugh at what you thought was amazing as a kid, just like my roommates did.

6) Antz

I mean I still think A Bug's Life is better, but still a pretty good movie.

5) Holes

Good ol' Stanley Yelnats, that's Stanley backwards. I still remember Madame Zeroni's song, "If only, if only, the woodpecker sighs...".

4) Tarzan

This movie will always be in my heart- an all-time favorite, and it's on Netflix. It's a good thing too, because my family only has this on tape.

3) Robin Hood

Another favorite, what can I say, I'm a Disney girl. Watch the fox Robin Hood rebel against the lion Prince John, the phony king of England.

2) Batman

Speaking of Robin, watch Batman and Robin in the old Batman movie which is hilarious and fantastic. It teaches you that you should always have your Shark Repellent Bat-Spray!

1) Back to the Future

So this one isn't as early childhood as the others but no one an deny that Back to the Future is a classic that everyone should see at least once, so thank you Netflix.

What are some old favorites that you got to re-watch on Netflix?