Best Movies of the Decade (2000-2009): Top 10 for Preschoolers

Pop the popcorn, snuggle up, and check out the best preschooler movies of the last 10 years -- the ones you can be sure will continue to stand the test of time. Our editors have handpicked the top 10 toddler and preschooler movies, including Disney, Pixar, and other early childhood favorites. Take a look, and enjoy every minute of your family movie night.

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  • The Tigger Movie Review
    The Tigger Movie

    Tigger's bouncy quest will appeal to younger viewers.

    AGE
    3
     
  • Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who! Review
    Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who!

    Adorable 'toon fun for all, no matter how small.

    AGE
    4
     
  • Finding Nemo Review
    Finding Nemo

    Sweet father-son tale has some very scary moments.

    AGE
    5
     
  • Cars Review
    Cars

    Pixar comedy is full of four-wheeled fun.

    AGE
    5
     
  • Charlotte's Web (2006) Review
    Charlotte's Web (2006)
    Enchanting take on a beloved children's classic.
    AGE
    5
     
  • Lilo and Stitch Review
    Lilo and Stitch
    Cute story, great characters, fabulous soundtrack.
    AGE
    5
     
  • Monsters, Inc. Review
    Monsters, Inc.

    Cute, kid-friendly monster movie; may scare sensitive kids.

    AGE
    5
     
  • Ratatouille Review
    Ratatouille

    Cute rat tale is kid-friendly but adults may like it more!

    AGE
    5
     
  • Ponyo Review
    Ponyo

    Miyazaki's stunning adventure is geared to younger kids.

    AGE
    5
     
  • WALL-E Review
    WALL-E
    Brainy, charming, eco-friendly animated adventure.
    AGE
    5
     

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