Feast of fun, family-friendly films in the half-term break
Vue Cinema, Halifax
myvue.com
New and classic family-friendly blockbusters are coming to the big screen at Vue this October half-term.
A study shows more than a third of parents are planning a family trip to the cinema, with an array of content available for all the family during the school holidays.
When an evil genius threatens to turn all toddlers in the world into unbearable brats, there’s no choice but for Tim and Ted to turn back into a baby for 48 hours, go undercover and save the world, in The Boss Baby 2: Family Business.
The two distant brothers come together again to drink their magic formula and prevent the world’s toddlers from becoming uncontrollable terrors.
Morticia, Gomez, Wednesday, Pugsley and Uncle Fester also return as everyone’s favourite spooky family in The Addams Family 2.
Distraught that the children are growing up and are totally consumed with “scream time”, the parents cram the family into their haunted camper and go on an adventure across America to rediscover their bond.
For those after something less spooky, Barney and Ron tell the story of the wonderful messiness of true friendship in Ron’s Gone Wrong.
A socially awkward middleschooler, Barney, and his new walking, talking, digitallyconnected “Best Friend Out of the Box”, Ron, go on an actionpacked journey as Ron goes through hilarious malfunctions in the social media age.
Also, plenty of fan favourite big screen TV series will be screening for children of all ages.
Duggee and the Squirrels come back for eight fun-filled episodes in Hey Duggee At The Movies 2.
And everyone’s favourite comic book duo return for more unpredictable mischief in Beanotown in Dennis & Gnasher Unleashed 2.
Eduardo Leal, head of screen content at Vue Entertainment, said: “We are thrilled to be open and welcoming families to the big screen this half-term.
“We’ve got a great selection of new and classic movies on show, from fantastical adventures to hilarious animations – so we hope there’s something for all.
“Parents and children can come along, immerse themselves in great stories and switch off from the outside world.”