Some of the films we have
materials for:
Paulie:
family comedy/drama that shows various aspects of US life; 91 minutes
Disney/Pixar's
Finding Nemo: cartoon, family comedy, adventure; 100 minutes
Finding
Forrester: drama with educational themes; under 2.5 hours
Patch Adams:
comedy, drama, US history; under 2 hours
Snoopy's
Christmas (actual title: A Charlie Brown Christmas): cartoon comedy &
holiday classic; under 30 minutes
Last Holiday:
comedy, drama; under 2 hours
House MD:
Pilot/Maternity/Christmas; episodes in a US TV series about medical
diagnosticians; under 40 minutes
Return of the
King (Lord of the Rings III); 11 Oscars! Drama, adventure, romance;
3:15 hr
Finding
Neverland: friendship, drama and a bit of history; 100 min
Rudy: drama,
sports; 2 hrs
Ben-Hur:
11 Oscars! Romance, action, drama; 3.5 hours
Ever After:
romance, humor, and a bit of history; 2 hrs
Narnia 1: The
Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe; fantasy/adventure; 2 hrs
Narnia 2:
Prince Caspian; fantasy/adventure
Lost Worlds,
Life in the Balance: documentary about biological diversity & the
environment; 40 min
Titanic: (there
are several films on this subject) romance, drama, history; varying
lengths
Second Hand
Lions: comedy, drama; 2 hrs
Cool Runnings:
the Olympics/sports, history, comedy; 2 hrs
Chariots of
Fire: the Olympics/sports, history, values; 2 hours
Disney's Jungle
Book: cartoon, comedy, musical, adventure; 78 min
Air Bud
(3)--World Pup: family comedy,
sports, teen romance; 83 min
(Click on the titles at the top of the page to go to these resources)
If the Study Guide you want doesn't have much dialog from the
movie, try
http://www.imdb.com
We love movies, whether we are watching them
in a theater or in our home. 
