It’s like Castaway set in the snow: an inspiring reminder of both human resilience and also frailty when things go awry.Ĭhristopher Robin ( Netflix ). This 2019 film is a compelling story of survival and compassion against all odds. But this surprisingly pro-life, pro-family 2018 film -about to be followed up with a sequel -beautifully shows how a family unit can still thrive in lockdown. Steer clear of this if apocalyptic thrillers are not comforting to you in these times. ( TGC’s review )Ī Quiet Place ( Amazon Prime ). Watch it with your kids or church small group. Set aside three hours of uninterrupted time to watch it. It was my favorite movie of 2019 and most definitely one of the best films about faith ever made. This one you will have to rent, but it is worth every penny of your $5.99 rental cost (and more!). There are obviously way more great options out there than what I’ve selected below, but if you’re looking for a solid place to start, try a few of these 19.Ī Hidden Life ( Amazon ). Hopefully you’ll find some valuable viewing options for making the most of the slower, smaller, more homebound world we now inhabit.
Nothing is rated R in what I recommend below, though parents should still use discretion, as not all of what follows is appropriate or of interest to all children. I also focused on edifying and family-friendly content. I focused on what is free to watch on Amazon Prime or Netflix, though there are plenty of other great things on Hulu, Disney+, or ESPN+ ( 30 for 30! ). Here are 30 recommendations-divided into fiction and nonfiction-for what you and your family might watch at home during the 2020 COVID-19 crisis.
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