The family ranking is a useful corrective to the idea that “for kids” means slight: WALL·E, It’s a Wonderful Life, Chaplin’s The Kid and The Wizard of Oz sit at the top, films that parents and children have handed down for generations precisely because they don’t condescend.

It’s also the genre where the catalogue is still actively growing — recent entries like The Wild Robot, Inside Out 2 and the newest Toy Story rank alongside The Sound of Music and Selick’s Coraline. Positions come from a composite of IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic and TMDb scores, adjusted so a brand-new release proves itself before it climbs past the classics.

Browse the full list below, each linked to cast, ratings and streaming.