One way to celebrate this upcoming Father’s Day is to watch a film with your dad. Bunker down on the couch, and prepare the popcorn and chips for an awesome movie night!

Here are some dad movies you can watch this Father’s Day 2019:

A classic adventure movie beloved by everyone, it is one of the best flicks that your dad would surely appreciate.

An emotional yet fun film that tackles the struggle of a person with intellectual disabilities, it is a feel-good movie that would make you laugh, cry, and hug your dad during the film.

A Disney-Pixar animated movie, it is a colorful tale of family, music, and heritage, highlighting the Mexican tradition of Dia de Muertos, also known as the Day of the Dead.

A Disney-animated film from your childhood, it is a story of a journey of a young lion from being in exile, to his destiny.

A Korean action-thriller film about zombies, it follows a workaholic dad and her daughter trying to survive their train ride to Busan, filled with the undead and all the troubles of the impending zombie apocalypse.

This movie is one of Robin Williams’ iconic pieces. A dad trying his best with an unusual method of being a nanny to have more time with his children would make you laugh and cry all throughout the story.

This movie is an emotional story about a dad trying his best to be a good person for everyone around him, especially for his daughter, even though the world around him is unfair.

The summer blockbuster film of 1998, Armageddon is an action-packed movie with a tearjerker scene near its end.

A hilarious, feel-good movie with Eddie Murphy trying his best to run his own daycare center, figuring the formula to be the best dad for all the kids in his center, especially for his own son.

This movie shows how powerful and determined a father could be to provide a better life for his son, no matter what the challenges might be.

Having a great time with your dad is the best gift that he would remember forever. Happy Father’s Day to all dads out there!

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