Mooby's cinemas run the big kids' releases in English, and we list the sessions that start before 7pm. Every pick is at Mooby Balmes, at the top of Carrer de Balmes in Sarrià-Sant Gervasi: Coyote vs. Acme daily at 3:55pm, The Magic Faraway Tree at 6:10pm from October 9, DreamWorks' Forgotten Island at 6:20pm with 4pm shows over the long weekend, and Spider-Man for older kids at 4:05pm.
I like the Mooby theaters when it's hot outside and there's a kid-friendly movie playing. The picks below are the ones I have on my go-to list when I need some options...
Wile E. Coyote has been flattened by ACME gadgets for decades, so he hires an unlucky lawyer and sues the company. It turns personal when the lawyer finds his old boss running ACME. Dave Green directs, putting the cartoon Coyote alongside Will Forte, John Cena and Lana Condor. The slapstick timing lands best in the original English, and parents raised on the Road Runner laugh as much as the kids.
Three city kids move to a run-down farm and find an enormous tree in the woods. At the top, a new magic land arrives every day, and Silky the fairy, Moon-Face and the Saucepan Man are waiting. Ben Gregor directs Enid Blyton's classic, with Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy as the parents and Nicola Coughlan as Silky. Parents who grew up on the books will enjoy it too.
On their last night together, best friends Jo and Raissa find a portal to Nakali, an island full of creatures from Philippine mythology. Getting home means facing the fearsome Manananggal, and the way back will cost them their shared memories. Joel Crawford, who made Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, directs with Januel Mercado, with Dave Franco, Jenny Slate and Manny Jacinto among the voices.
Peter Parker is an adult now, alone, having wiped himself from the memories of everyone he loved to keep them safe. He fights crime in a New York that no longer knows his name, and the strain triggers a physical change that puts him in danger. Destin Daniel Cretton directs, with Tom Holland and Zendaya back alongside Mark Ruffalo. Its darker turn makes it one for older kids.
Mooby's cinemas run the big kids' releases in English, and we list the sessions that start before 7pm. Every pick is at Mooby Balmes, at the top of Carrer de Balmes in Sarrià-Sant Gervasi: Coyote vs. Acme daily at 3:55pm, The Magic Faraway Tree at 6:10pm from October 9, DreamWorks' Forgotten Island at 6:20pm with 4pm shows over the long weekend, and Spider-Man for older kids at 4:05pm.
I like the Mooby theaters when it's hot outside and there's a kid-friendly movie playing. The picks below are the ones I have on my go-to list when I need some options...
Wile E. Coyote has been flattened by ACME gadgets for decades, so he hires an unlucky lawyer and sues the company. It turns personal when the lawyer finds his old boss running ACME. Dave Green directs, putting the cartoon Coyote alongside Will Forte, John Cena and Lana Condor. The slapstick timing lands best in the original English, and parents raised on the Road Runner laugh as much as the kids.
Three city kids move to a run-down farm and find an enormous tree in the woods. At the top, a new magic land arrives every day, and Silky the fairy, Moon-Face and the Saucepan Man are waiting. Ben Gregor directs Enid Blyton's classic, with Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy as the parents and Nicola Coughlan as Silky. Parents who grew up on the books will enjoy it too.
On their last night together, best friends Jo and Raissa find a portal to Nakali, an island full of creatures from Philippine mythology. Getting home means facing the fearsome Manananggal, and the way back will cost them their shared memories. Joel Crawford, who made Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, directs with Januel Mercado, with Dave Franco, Jenny Slate and Manny Jacinto among the voices.
Peter Parker is an adult now, alone, having wiped himself from the memories of everyone he loved to keep them safe. He fights crime in a New York that no longer knows his name, and the strain triggers a physical change that puts him in danger. Destin Daniel Cretton directs, with Tom Holland and Zendaya back alongside Mark Ruffalo. Its darker turn makes it one for older kids.