A couple good movies are Wizard of Oz and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. You can build an entire theme around these.

Just wanted to say that the kids voted and decided on Cars, so my PG worries were for nothing [img]smile.gif[/img] Our movie night is this Friday and we have had an overwhelming response via RSVPS--I am thrilled! This is our first ever movie night, and we are doing give aways similar to Foxmom's. Also, I got our license over the phone in about 10 minutes and it was super easy. Wish us luck!

CC - you are too funny...

I don't have anything to add - I just grin every time I open up the Message Boards Home page and see Animated naked butts as a post topic!

My last school wouldn't have the Captain Underpants series in the library because it's "disrespectful to principals". And there are Sharpie Marker edited versions of Maurice Sendak's book In the Night Kitchen. You just never know what is going to offend someone!

[ 12-05-2006, 09:16 AM: Message edited by: CrewChief ]

Either. There is a district price that's more than 1-school but typically less than 3 or 4 schools getting their own.

Definitely talk to the folks at Movie Licensing USA. they know this stuff cold and are very helpful.

Tim

Can the district purchase the movie license for their schools or does each school in the district have to purchase their own license?