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4 days ago · These beloved movie moms stand out as some of the most nurturing, wise, and beloved characters in cinematic history. The women on this list range from soccer moms to virtual super heroes, and both co-parents and famous single mothers round out the collection. Vote up those characters you think make the best movie moms.
- The 17 Best Disney Movie Moms, Ranked By Fans
Fun facts, fan theories, and rankings of Disney's most...
- The 17 Best Disney Movie Moms, Ranked By Fans
3 days ago · 1. Instant Family. Mark Wahlberg, Rose Byrne, Octavia Spencer. 253 votes. A poignant tale that depicts the struggles and joys of adopting three siblings, this heartwarming film showcases how change and unconditional love can transform lives.
3 days ago · Actress Soula Bahri reenacts her own real-life experiences in Soula, the tragic story of an unwed mother in eastern Algeria, at the mercy of the few kind souls willing to assist a “disgraced” woman. Fleeing the murderous threats of an enraged father, Soula finds herself on the street with her baby girl, with nowhere to sleep and nowhere to go.
3 days ago · Apart from a few extreme portrayals — Kamal Haasan’s Aalavandhan had a mother who tortures her step-kids, and in Nandha, we had a mother who killed her own son in a moral dilemma, we still find a vacuum in the well-rounded imperfect mothers' category.
4 days ago · The special section begins with Ji-yoon An's exploration and contextualizing of Kore-eda Hirokazu's 2022 film Broker within South Korean film history. An explores the young, single, unwed mother character of the film—whose role is somehow less fleshed out than that of...
3 days ago · Fun facts, fan theories, and rankings of Disney's most memorable human and creature characters. Explore this curated list of the best Disney movie moms of all time, including Elastigirl, Mrs. Potts, and more - ranked by fans.
5 days ago · Three half-siblings (Ewan McGregor, Rhys Ifans, and Lara Flynn Boyle) are forced back together when their mother (Ellen Burstyn) refuses to move from a couch in a big, dilapidated furniture store. The daughter (Taylor Russell) of the store owner appears very unworried by the dilemma.
