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10. Howl’s Moving Castle (PG; $29.99) and Grease (Rockin' Rydell Edition) (PG; $19.99)
For kids: While Pixar spent the year selling product tie-ins (see the cars in Cars), Hayao Miyazaki dreamed up another unparalleled fantasy, his darkest yet. Meanwhile, this fun edition of Grease makes the most of sing-along bouncing balls, so you can finally teach your children to hand-jive.
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