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By Heather,
From Orlando
So many good ones: Mr Mom, Parenthood. Love the funny ones!
By Jerry,
From Middleton
I would have to go with Mrs. Doubtfire because Robin Williams character loved his children so much he would do anything to be with them...even become a woman. Great movie with a great ending.
By Lily,
From Las Vegas
Little Miss Sunshine because even though the family wasn't perfect they loved each other and were there for each other
By Mary,
From Sullivan
I would pick Three Men and a Baby because it teaches in a humorous way and makes it ok to be a new dad with a lot of learning to do!
By Bev,
From Hyde Park
I loved the Mrs. Doubtfire movie. The Bedtime stories will be great for the grandchildren to watch. Thanks for having the contest!
By Nicole,
From Vilonia
love this site!
By sarah,
From Meridian
My best times are the Bible stories read at night by mom or dad. I still have the tathered/torn Book; three generations have used and now will be given to the fourth.
By Thomas,
From Avondale
Parenthood by far was the defining film of the decade. Steve Martin rolled with the punches and delt with stress of fatherhood gracefully. With a smile.
By Kristy,
From Waukesha
I think the best one is Mr Mom! What a great contest ~ thanks for posting!
By Jamie,
From Saint Augustine
Little Mrs. Sunshine because the father did everything in his power to make his daughter happy.
By Tammy,
From Sioux Falls
I like Hook -- even though the Dad is wrapped up in his work at the beginning, his adventure at saving his children teaches him what being a father is really all about!
By amy,
From allentown
Mr Mom was a good movie!!Shows that dads can stay home and do it too
By John,
From Castle Rock
Mrs.Doubtfire best one ever! love to win....
By Daniel,
From Bridgeport
Mrs Doubtfire I cry everytime I watch it
By James,
From Seattle
I'm thinking "Mr Mom".
By Buddy,
From Jefferson
Little Miss Sunshine is what parenting is all about. Dad helps his daughter achieve her dream.
By Gianna,
From Cambridge
Cheaper by the Dozen.. because it demonstrates the importance of a father as well as the roles of both parents. You can't take anything for granted..
By Marcy,
From Bridge City
I WOULD LIKE TO ENTER GIVEAWAY
By dana,
From Austin
Click was great because it showed how one needs to prioritize their life
By Jeanine,
From Las Vegas
Mrs. Doubtfire
By Kathy,
From Hailey
Big Daddy
By Ann,
From High Bridge
Three Men and a Baby
By Trudee,
From westerly
mrs doubtfire is my favorite
By Robert,
From Tucson
I think MRs doubt fire
By Lynn,
From Coram
Mrs Doubtfire
By joshua,
From poplar bluff
daddy day care
By Debbie,
From Carthage
i'm thinking of the vacation movies with Chevy Chase as
Clark Griswold -he was good to his family
By Chrysa,
From Cambridge
I think Daddy Day Care because it teaches what NOT to do!
By Donna,
From East Machias
I would have to say three men and a baby,or three men and a little lady. Both of these movies showed fathers learning how to take care of a little one.
By Phillip,
From Janesville
Mrs. Doubtfire.
By Steve,
From Hailey
Reading to my kids is my favorite time of day.
By Ed,
From Skokie
"Mr. Mom"; it really is educational and practical.
By Lisa,
From Nacogdoches
Mrs Doubtfire is a great one
By Lance,
From Lehi
would be a fun movies for the kids
By Ryan,
From Stow
My favorite is Parenthood with Steve Martin. This is a great movie about the ups and downs of parenting.
By Tammy,
From Greer
Mr. Mom because he got a dose of reality.
By john,
From Castle Rock
Father of the bride just a great movie!!
By Jessica,
From Panama City
I think that Daddy Daycare teaches dad's that they can operate a daycare and take care of children just as well as mothers can.
By Kelly,
From Newark
Cheaper By the Dozen- he learns that its not about money and how to be a stay-at-home-Mom!
By Justine,
From Tumwater
I think Mr. mom was great cause it showed a father just what his wife goes thru on a typical day, which made him appreciate his family so much more!
By tanya,
From Davenport
Parenthood. Steve martin is so funny, and it teaches dads the good and bad of it all.
By Chris,
From Williamsport
Mr. Mom was a good movie for fathers!
By Robin,
From Hodgenville
Mrs. Doubtfire because it shows a fathers love for his children
By Carrie,
From Baker City
I think Mrs. Doubtfire, because it shows that dads need to do whatever it takes to be with their kids, watch over them and teach them what they need to know to survive and thrive in the world. It shows the depths of a good dad's love.
By Jayme,
From Lepanto
Daddy Day Care Because It Teaches Dads How To Take Care Of There Kids
By Jennifer,
From Thayer
enter me
By Leslie,
From Victory Mills
Terrific
By Sheila,
From Downingtown
nice prize
By Joann,
From Mosspoint
I also liked cheaper by the dozen..
By Landy,
From Gilroy
Three men and a baby. Dads need to learn what we go through.
By christopher,
From elk grove
parenthood, because it's so very accurate
By Dallan,
From norcross
I think MRs doubt fire
By Nancy,
From Priest River
Mrs. Doubtfire
By phillip,
From Jacksonville
I wouldn't look to movies to teach parenting.
By Rey,
From Albuquerque
Chicken Little - because listening to your children is a must!
By Jay,
From Chicago
The Fonda/Ball movie "Yours, Mine and Ours" shows what a family means, and what a father is responsible for.
By Tesa,
From Texas
Cheaper By The Dozen
By Janet,
From NJ
Maybe Father of The bride.
By Shelley,
From Saint Clair Shores
Parenthood - We just laugh through this whole movie!
By LJ,
From Carlsbad
Although the movie did not get good reviews, I would say Jersey Girl really taught dads about parenting. What Ben Affleck's character discovers as a single dad after many trials and tribulations was that he loved his life (without his high stress/high prestige job)more because being a father to his daughter was the only thing he was really good at.
By Don,
From Blue Springs
Would love to check out this movie...thank you.
By Vicki,
From Indian Shores
Perfect DVD for Grandparents too!! Please enter me
By Gabriel,
From Winfield
Please, enter me, great prize!!! I would love to win this.
By Ken,
From Keyport NJ
This is a fascinating movie for any father who invents bedtime stories for his children. Please accept my entry. Thank you.
By Keith,
From Discovery Bay
Parenthood. I think the Throw-up scene sez' it all.
By Ed,
From Louisville
Parenthood
By Brandlyn,
From Clifton
"Cheaper by the Dozen" with Steve Martin or "Three Men and a Baby" are both great films that show what raising kids are all about.
By David,
From Vienna
We always enjoyed Parenthood with Steve Martin but I also enjoyed Father Goose with Cary Grant.
By Karen,
From Bridgeport
Mrs. Doubtfire was very insightful.
By Jason,
From Elko
I think Father of the Bride or 3 Men and A Baby
By Kaitlyn,
From St. Cloud
awe this is cute:)
By John,
From St. Cloud
My kids would love this!!!
By DARIJA,
From GRANT
I THOUGHT FIDDLER ON THE ROOF SHOWED HOW HUMBLE A DAD COULD BE AND STILL LOVE HIS KIDS
By dianne,
From seminole
Mrs DoubtFire
By Dave,
From NY
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is a great dad film. Who wouldn't want to have Dick Van Dyke's character, the eccentric inventor Caractacus Potts, as a father. I always loved this film as a kid. Looking forward to seeing Bedtime Stories. Thank for the fun give-away.
By Lindsay,
From Tucson
I was just thinking that Click was a great movie about how we as parents need to slow down and enjoy our children now...before its too late
By Monique,
From Puyallup
I think I AM SAM was a great movie to teach dads. This movie was good too! Thanks for the chance.
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By Carla,
From Avinger
Ms. Doubtfire was a wonderful example of love and sacrifice of a father for his children!
By Susan,
From Olathe
Mrs, Doubtfire
By Kris,
From Milwaukee
Believe it or not, a couple of other Adam Sandler movies nicely express the meaning of fatherhood with humor and sentiment: "Big Daddy" and "Spanglish." You can just feel his "dad character" trying his hardest to do what in the kids' best interests. Surprisingly touching work by such a zany actor.
By James,
From Scranton
I would love to see this movie
By Danai,
From Oak Grove
I honestly do not know the answer to this but look forward to the responses, I could use some movie ideas on this subject. Nanny McFee makes me think a little about teaching dad's what kids need. Thanks!
By Thomas,
From Marion
Bedtime Stories. It embarks upon the necessity for direct interaction from parents (versus TV) that kids need for their development.
By Susan,
From Gresham
This might be an odd choice, but Laurence Fishburne from Boyz N the Hood was a wonderful father despite many obstacles.
By Sheila,
From Kansas City
Mrs.Doubtfire was a great one! Thanks for the chance at this movie, we love it!
By Mike,
From Holiday
i want to win
By Rob,
From Cave Creek
nice prize
By CHARLES,
From HIGH RIDGE
thanks
By Sherri,
From Seminole
Mrs. Doubtfire has to be a classic story of a Dad's love.
By carol,
From henderson
this looks like a great movie for my grandkids to watch...thanks for the great giveaway
By Denise,
From Evans
Mrs. Doubtfire
By DeeAnn,
From Pottstown
I loved "Yours, Mine and Ours". Trial and error is a part of parenting. Start teaching kids right from wrong at an early age. And alway be open and honest with them. As kids get older, they know when you are not being truthful with them, and they learn from what they see at home. And learn to "listen"to your kids.
By Cynthia,
From North Canton
I think Mr Mom was a good one for dads. Thanks for the giveaway.
By Rose,
From Jackson
3 Men and a Baby because it goes through the whole rigamarole from morning to night, and does so with insight and humor, using a man's perspective.
By Stephen,
From Ridgeway
I really liked Mrs Doubtfire also.
By Daniel,
From Crestwood
Hook, definitely. It showed me how I should not forsake my children, but I shouldn't be the child I was before. I have to be the in between.
By Erica,
From Baltimore
I agree...Father of the Bride was good!
By Richard,
From La Mirada
Great movie for the entire family
By Giuseppe,
From Petaluma
Father of the Bride: This movie I imagine is very much what a father feels like when his daughter gets married. I have a 14 month old daughter and hope it will be easier
By shannon,
From Grand Canyon
Three men and a baby.
By Kevin,
From missoula
one of my favorites is radio flyer-touching moments at the end
By Stephanie,
From Westlake Village
Pretty in Pink - remember how the dad always supported whatever his daughter was going through.
By Andrew,
From reminderville
I really liked Cheaper by the Dozen, although exagerated, it really captures the essence of parenting
By Alicia,
From Winchester
"For Keeps" with Molly Ringwald. It was made in the 80's and it shows a young, teenage couple that taking care of an infant is mostly hard work and responsibility, and not a job to be taken lightly. The actor who plays the teenage father (I forgot his name) takes fatherhood seriously, and does a great job, but the teenage girl has some trouble at first, but then figures it all out. It is a fabulous movie.
Alicia Webster
5webs@comcast.net
By Barbara,
From Sun City
I heard this movie is wonderful!
By Lisa,
From clifton
this looks like and awsome lil dvd that even older kids would like and that is good because my older kid is stuck at age 13 maturity wise so he is into all the cartoons that make your mind crumble into little bitty bits..we need more educating movies and this would fit the bill.
By Allen,
From Effingham
I missed this in the theater and would like to see it.
By Joanne,
From Poughkeepsie
Mrs. Doubtfire did a great job of showing a Dad taking care of his kids.
By sandy,
From springdale
three men and a baby- three men and a baby- seriously teaches alot
By susan,
From belfast
parenthood with steve martin
By Lori,
From Atlanta
Cheaper by the Dozen - that Dad really helps out and big families are awesome
By Brian,
From Heltonville
Mrs. Doubtfire, but I haven't seen this one yet
By James,
From Glendale
Bedtime stories , Ohhhh ,How I remember them.
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Brimming with humor and imagination, Bedtime Stories is an uplifting comic fable. The always hilarious Adam Sandler (Click) shares the screen with Keri Russell (Waitress), Guy Pearce (Traitor), Russell Brand (Forgetting Sarah Marshall) and Courtney Cox (“Dirt”) in the heartwarming story of an underdog whose day finally comes. 
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