There’s no better way to end an Easter Sunday than winding down with a classic Easter movie after a day of egg hunting and chocolate feasting. With the heat at this time of year, it’s the perfect excuse to blast the air conditioning down to a cool 16 degrees, snuggle up under a blanket, and sip on some hot chocolate made from those leftover chocolate bunnies.
Thanks to everyone who participated in our survey, we’ve compiled an egg-citing list of the top 10 Easter movies for kids, as voted by you!
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
A timeless classic that perfectly blends adventure, magic, and—of course—chocolate! When young Charlie wins a golden ticket to tour Willy Wonka’s world-famous chocolate factory, he embarks on a journey filled with wonders, surprises, and life lessons about greed, honesty, and kindness. This is the perfect Easter movie for anyone who wants to indulge in the sweetest cinematic experience.
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E.B., the teenage son of the Easter Bunny, dreams of becoming a rock ‘n’ roll drummer instead of taking over the family business. Determined to follow his passion, he heads to Hollywood, where he crosses paths with Fred, an out-of-work slacker who accidentally hits him with his car. Together, they embark on a hilarious adventure that combines music, mischief, and Easter magic.
Ice Age: The Great Egg-Scapade
This Easter-themed spin-off from the Ice Age franchise sees Sid the sloth taking on a new job as an egg nanny. Unbeknownst to him, an old enemy has plans to steal the eggs, leading to a thrilling rescue mission that ultimately inspires the first-ever Easter egg hunt. With plenty of laughs and heartwarming moments, it’s a fun-filled choice for Easter celebrations.
Peppa Pig – The Easter Bunny
Perfect for younger children, this Easter special follows Peppa and her friends as they go on an exciting Easter egg hunt at Rebecca Rabbit’s house. With plenty of giggles and cheerful moments, it’s a lighthearted and adorable way to get into the Easter spirit.
Peter Rabbit
Beatrix Potter’s beloved bunny gets a modern and mischievous twist in this live-action adaptation. After Old McGregor passes away, Peter Rabbit and his family claim his manor house as their own. However, things take a turn when McGregor’s nephew arrives to reclaim his inheritance. A battle between man and rabbit ensues, full of clever tricks, slapstick comedy, and a heartfelt message about family and acceptance.
Rabbit School: Guardians of the Golden Egg
This lesser-known but beautifully animated Easter film follows a rebellious young rabbit named Max, who gets trapped in an old-fashioned rabbit school. With the help of his new friend Emmy, Max learns the secret skills of the Easter Rabbits, battles a sneaky fox family, and discovers the true meaning of friendship and responsibility.
The Dog Who Saved Easter
This Easter-themed family comedy follows a lovable canine named Zeus, who must protect a doggy daycare from three criminals trying to sabotage it. With plenty of action, humour, and a heartwarming message about loyalty, it’s a great choice for dog lovers and kids alike.
The Rise of the Guardians
While not strictly an Easter movie, The Rise of the Guardians features the Easter Bunny as one of its main characters alongside Santa Claus, the Tooth Fairy, and Jack Frost. When the villainous Pitch Black threatens to destroy children’s belief in magic, the Guardians must come together to protect their innocence. This action-packed fantasy adventure delivers stunning animation and a powerful story about courage and imagination.
Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
This charming stop-motion film follows the beloved duo, Wallace and Gromit, as they investigate a mysterious creature wreaking havoc on the town’s vegetable gardens ahead of a major competition. Packed with British humour, clever storytelling, and an unexpected Easter theme, it’s a must-watch for fans of classic animation.
Winnie the Pooh – Springtime with Roo
In this heartwarming Easter tale, Roo is excited to celebrate Easter, but Rabbit cancels the festivities in favour of a “Spring Cleaning Day.” Disappointed but determined, Roo and his friends must remind Rabbit of the true meaning of Easter—friendship, kindness, and making memories together. With its gentle storytelling and nostalgic charm, this is a perfect Easter movie for younger audiences.
Time to Hop into Easter Movie Night!
Whether you’re looking for a classic chocolate-filled adventure, a heartwarming animated tale, or a mischievous bunny escapade, this list has something for everyone. So grab some popcorn (or leftover Easter eggs), get comfy, and enjoy a fun-filled Easter movie night with the family!
