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30 years on, Saved By The Bell’s grotesque nerds are a relic unto themselves

Honey, I Shrunk The Kids is just as terrifying 30 years on

Martha Stewart Living helped kick off a domestic explosion in the ’90s

Finding common ground with Stand And Deliver 30 years later

You never forget your kids’ first John Waters movie

50 years later, The Jungle Book is still Disney’s best soundtrack

The Secret Of NIMH leaves basically every kid who sees it with a lingering dread

Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret remains a guide for puberty

Does Austin Powers still hold up? Mostly, baby

My Girl delivered death in an unbearably precocious package

Killing Lara Croft isn’t as fun as it used to be

The Halloween Tree remains an adventure in understanding and friendship

Salute Your Shorts proved that a good ensemble doesn’t need a protagonist

The Stinky Cheese Man introduces kids to a postmodern landscape

Doctor Who: The Movie makes a good first impression the second time around

Wild Hearts Can’t Be Broken is a trot down tween-girl memory lane

Bill Nye The Science Guy mixed science and comedy, with explosive results

For ’80s kids, there’s always been more than one Ghostbusters

31 years later, Girls Just Want To Have Fun is a ridiculous dance party

Does Dave Eggers’ debut still live up to its title?

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Honey, I Shrunk The Kids is just as terrifying 30 years on

Martha Stewart Living helped kick off a domestic explosion in the ’90s

Finding common ground with Stand And Deliver 30 years later

You never forget your kids’ first John Waters movie

50 years later, The Jungle Book is still Disney’s best soundtrack

The Secret Of NIMH leaves basically every kid who sees it with a lingering dread

Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret remains a guide for puberty

Does Austin Powers still hold up? Mostly, baby

My Girl delivered death in an unbearably precocious package

Killing Lara Croft isn’t as fun as it used to be

The Halloween Tree remains an adventure in understanding and friendship

Salute Your Shorts proved that a good ensemble doesn’t need a protagonist

The Stinky Cheese Man introduces kids to a postmodern landscape

Doctor Who: The Movie makes a good first impression the second time around

Wild Hearts Can’t Be Broken is a trot down tween-girl memory lane

Bill Nye The Science Guy mixed science and comedy, with explosive results

For ’80s kids, there’s always been more than one Ghostbusters

31 years later, Girls Just Want To Have Fun is a ridiculous dance party

Does Dave Eggers’ debut still live up to its title?