Ugh, what's the point of even having a movie section on Netflix if they're just gonna leave out movies for people in other countries? Like, I get it, availability depends on where you live and all that, but can't they at least give us some warning or something? 
It's not like we're asking for much, just to know what we can and can't watch. And another thing, why do they have to leave out "Pinocchio" from the family-friendly section because of its theme? I mean, sure, it might be a bit dark for little kids, but I'm pretty sure I've seen some pretty intense stuff on Netflix that's still fine for them to watch... 
It's not like we're asking for much, just to know what we can and can't watch. And another thing, why do they have to leave out "Pinocchio" from the family-friendly section because of its theme? I mean, sure, it might be a bit dark for little kids, but I'm pretty sure I've seen some pretty intense stuff on Netflix that's still fine for them to watch... 
. I personally loved "Descendant" - the way it explores the history of Africatown was fascinating and informative. And for a light-hearted fix, "Will & Harper" looks like something I'd enjoy on a lazy Sunday afternoon 
. The animated family-friendly options are also a nice touch, especially with "The Mitchells vs. the Machines" 
. It's crazy how some movies can be geared towards both kids and adults, like "Pinocchio", it just goes to show how storytelling can be timeless 
. Overall, I think this list is off to a solid start 
dont know if its suitable for little ones tho