Fantasy films are films featuring amazing themes, such as magic, supernatural occurrences, mythology, folklore, or exotic fantasy realms, that belong to the fantasy genre. Although the genres overlap, it is considered a type of speculative fiction alongside science fiction and horror films.
Fantasy films often have an element of magic, myth, wonder, escapism, and the extraordinary.Prevalent elements include fairies, mermaids, witches, monsters, wizards, unicorns, dragons, talking animals, ogres, elves, trolls, white magic, gnomes, dwarves, giants, goblins, anthropomorphic or magical objects, familiars, curses and other enchantments, worlds involving magic, and the Middle Ages.
10. Stardust (2007)
Tristan, a young guy, is tasked with retrieving a fallen star from a mythical country in order to impress a woman. The celebrity turns out to be a girl, much to his astonishment. Following that, the two embark on a magical journey together.
9.The spiderwick chronicles(2008)
"The Spiderwick Chronicles" is a fantastic family film, with the exception of children under the age of ten, who are likely to be terrified out of their minds. What is the person's age? I'm not sure; they're your kids.
But I do know that the PG rating is ridiculous, especially considering what occurs after a father declares his love for his son. Without a doubt, this is a PG-13 film. What will give younger children nightmares will delight older children, as "The Spiderwick Chronicles" is a well-crafted family thriller that is really terrifying and doesn't hold back.
8.Jumanji (1995)
Whoever believed this was a family film (the MPAA gave it a PG rating, not even a PG-13!) must think kids are tough. The film is a bleak special-effects spectacle loaded with horrific visuals that instil terror and sorrow in the audience.
7.A monster calls (2016)
A Monster Calls tells the storey of Connor, a young boy who has to cope with far more than other boys his age. His mother is dying of cancer, and he gets tormented at school. He then encounters a faintly speaking Yew tree, who offers to tell him three stories if Connor tells him one.
While it is a family-friendly picture, it deals with some weighty subjects. This film is considerably darker and sadder than normal Disney flicks. This video is full with stunning visuals and meaning, and it will undoubtedly make viewers cry.
6. Where the wild things are (2009)
Max, a little boy who runs away from home and wanders into a mystical realm in the forest, is the protagonist of Where The Wild Things Are. He meets some unusual animals in the jungle who decide to make him their leader.
This film is one-of-a-kind, and it will bring back many childhood memories for adults. Its narrative, like many Disney films, is full of random, creative occurrences that will delight youngsters while also entertaining their parents.
5.Labyrinth (1986)
This film is a magical journey with all of the hallmarks of a Disney film. It's also a musical with one-of-a-kind David Bowie tunes.
4.The wizard of Oz (1939)
The Wizard of Oz is a famous fable about a little girl named Dorothy who gets whisked into the mythical land of Oz by a tornado. She's informed that in order to return to Kansas, she must travel down the yellow brick road and seek assistance from the Wizard.
There is music in this narrative, as well as highly memorable and distinct characters. Even though Disney does not now hold the rights to this film, it is likely that they will in the near future, especially because they have previously battled for them. Disney even produced their own adaptation of the storey, dubbed Oz The Great and Powerful.
3.Harry potter and the sorcerer's stone (2001)
Harry Potter is a film about a young wizard named Harry Potter who is selected to battle Lord Voldemort, a powerful magician. When Harry learns that he is a wizard, he enrols at Hogwarts, a magical school where he may learn to harness his abilities and try to withstand the dangers that Voldemort poses to him and his companions.
This is without a doubt one of the most popular film franchises that is not owned by Disney. Its universe is so lifelike that Univeral Studios, its own theme park, may rival several Disney parks. When it comes to world-building, Harry Potter can compete with any Disney film or series.
2. Lord of the rings: the fellowship of the ring (2001)
The Lord of the Rings is a film series about a young boy named Frodo who joins a fellowship tasked with destroying a magical ring sought by an evil monster known as Sauron.
The film is one of the most popular fantasy films of all time, and it features many familiar Disney characters like as wizards, elves, and dwarves. The Lord of the Rings is based on JRR Tolkien's best-selling book trilogy, in which he established Middle Earth and invented Hobbits. Because of the franchise's size, there will be prequel films dubbed The Hobbit, as well as an Amazon series set before the films.
1.The mummy (1995)
The Mummy tells the storey of a party of archaeologists, led by Rick O'Connell, who unintentionally awaken a violent mummy in the fictitious Egyptian city of Hamunaptra.
This film series is evocative of Disney's darker action-adventure flicks, such as Pirates of the Caribbean. There are three films in the core trilogy, similar to Pirates, and it has also been rebooted. There's a lot of magic in this film, as well as some dark, scary monsters.
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