For families looking for films that celebrate courage, compassion or the transformative power of faith and forgiveness, here are five must-watch movies to add to the Thanksgiving entertainment list.

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Thanksgiving Day is almost upon us and that means Thanksgiving movies! We are more than ready for some quality time with our family, eating up some scrumptious food, and watching holiday favorites. After all,

If you're spending the holidays alone or with friends and family, these are the 10 great movies to watch on Thanksgiving this year.

The American Automobile Association (AAA) projects that 80 million people in the U.S. will travel at least 50 miles to enjoy Thanksgiving with family.

Once the Thanksgiving Day feasting has ended, the holiday becomes one of the most popular times of the year for families to see a new movie in theaters. While not as busy as Christmas Day, Thanksgiving Day has traditionally been a busy day for movie theaters.

The movie’s beautiful animation, subtle storytelling, and commitment to its central characters has long made it one of the most popular Pixar movies. Ratatouille ends with a meal, and just like every Thanksgiving movie, it’s a reminder of the ways food and community make something beautiful. You can watch Ratatouille on Disney+.

Many families enjoy spending part of their Thanksgiving weekend at the movies. And this year, the holiday weekend is an unusually good weekend for movies, with both new and recently released family-friendly options.

Watching Thanksgiving movies is one of the many ways Thanksgiving-one of the United States’ biggest holidays-is celebrated. But the official kickoff of the holiday season has not-unlike Christmas-been afforded the amount of Hollywood homage it deserves.