31 heart -warming films and shows that you can see with your mother for Mother's Day

When Mother's Day is coming up quickly – on Sunday, on May 11th – it is time to plan some epic activities for Mother's Day that you can enjoy with your mother (or your own children).

If your mother's idea is to see some of the best shows on Netflix (or another preferred streaming service), a binge-watching session may be okay.

Fortunately, we did the work for you and drawn a list of mom-friendly shows or films that you can see on and around Mother's Day-or in every season.

Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton story

This rate in the Bridger tone Saga is probably a hit with her mother (if she likes very steaming material!). This prequel shows younger versions of Queen Charlotte, Lady Danbury and Violet Bridgerton how they find their loved ones. (PS no children allows you to visit!)

Where to see: Netflix

Catherine called Birdy

The last of us In this comedic film, Star Bella Ramsey plays about an independently -minded young noble woman who is determined to avoid a bad marriage and to bring her to the opposition to her parents (and the rest of society).

Where to see: Amazon Prime

To redden

This delightful mother-daughter-pixar story about a family cursed (or is it blessed?) To become red pandas is a perfect whole watch for Mother's Day.

Where to see: Disney+

Tasty

If your mother is a big fan of Broadway Musicals, this comedic shipping is some classics (think BrigadoonPresent Oklahoma!Present The musicianAnd more) of some of the best and brightest Broadways is definitely worth a look. The second season (clearly inspired by shows like Chicago And Cabaret) I will drop all episodes on time for a cozy Mother's Day Binge watch.

Where to see: Apple TV

Wednesday

The highly acclaimed (and overcharging) fresh view of the Addam family shows a teenager Wednesday that contains a teenager Wednesday and her committed relationship with her mother Morticia.

Where to see: Netflix

Everything everywhere at once

The time, stunning film that won all The awards amounts to a cool family history – and one that will enjoy the whole family.

Where to see: Apple TV

The gilded age

For the mother who loves a good costume drama, this soap history of the money classes in the New York at the end of the 19th century has many scene theft of Christine Baranski, Cynthia Nixon and Audra McDonald and incredible Eye-Candy scenes and costumes that it should enjoy.

Where to see: HBO Max

I never have

Mindy Kaling is behind this evil comedy with a lot of heart that follows an Indian-American teenager, her cousin and her mother while navigating without her father. (Note that there is a slight sexual content if you want to avoid this!)

Where to see: Netflix

Ted Lasso

It feels like you have dropped the new season of this heart-warming fan favorite on time for the Binge watch on Mother's Day. (Or start great re -administration right from the start!)

Where to see: Apple TV

The Incredibles

This epic family story of superheroes is definitely worth a reunion – especially if you or your mother need a memory that even superhero mothers have difficulties to stretch and juggle everything. (And don't forget the great sequel either.)

Where to see: Disney+

Other

You may have missed this star clear comedy (think of Angela Bassett, Patricia Arquette and Felicity Huffman) about mothers who want to connect with your adult sons again. However, if you are looking for a sub-the-radar watch, it may be worth adding your list.

Where to see: Netflix

Brave

This mother-daughter Disney Pixar film captures the complexity of the relationship between a teenager and her mother with all this characteristic Disney magic.

Where to see: Disney+

Gilmore Girls

Make another visit to Stars Hollow with your mother with this beloved classic show, which is perfect for the Binge watch for Mother's Day (maybe about brunch?).

Where to see: Netflix

Mamma Mia!

The foamy Broadway show with classic ABBA melodies will all dance on this Mother's Day.

Where to see: HBO Max

Yes day

If you gather the whole family (including smaller children), this rough family history, which shows the craziness that can happen when the children are responsible, be a perfect watch (and can also inspire a fun family tradition!).

Where to see: Netflix

Shake Bach

If you and your mother have not yet seen this award -winning jewel, it is time for you to catch up with the fabulous funny roses. (And if you have it, it's definitely worth a Rewatch!) While a lot of focus on the real father and son Eugene and Dan Levy plays a father and son and played the relationship between Moira Rose and her daughter Alexis Alexis (played by Catherine O'Hara and Annie Murphy), a Mother's Day highlight will definitely be on the market.

Where to see: Hulu

Moxie

Are you looking for something you can see with your mother and teenage daughter? Amy Poehler plays the mother of a teenager who discovers her (riot) grrl power to defend herself against inequality in her high school. There are many setbacks in the Zine culture and the 90s grunge -so break the flannel and black nail polish for this watch party.

Where to see: Netflix

Mr. Mama

Take it back with this oldie, but Goodie, in which mother Teri Garr is concerned again and thrives as an advertising manager and blames her new unemployed husband (Michael Keaton) for her three children. Although we have traveled a long way in the 40 years since the film's appearance, you will still see one much This is a bit too reliable.

Where to see: HBO Max

Kim's convenience

This heart -warming comedy from Canada tells the history of the Kim family, Korean immigrants to Canada who run a supermarket. And if your mother is a bit of interference, you will probably see (and laugh) to see (and laugh) in the Kim Family Matriarch, Umma.

Where to see: Netflix

Black

Spend Mother's Day with the Jackson clan in this beloved sitcom – you will probably be a lot reliable in Mama Bow's relationship with your family.

Where to see: Disney+, Hulu

Dumplings'

This Netflix original is all about self-acceptance, a mother-daughter relationship and a classic teenage drama: what is not to be loved? The film follows Willowdean, a girl with an unconventional beauty with a beauty queen – played by Jennifer Aniston – for a mother. Regardless of whether your relationship is sometimes tense or you are the best friends, this sweet film could help you appreciate it even more.

Where to see: Netflix

Bird's house

If you are the guys to connect via horror films, contact Birdhouses, The story of a mother who tries to bring her two children to safety in a desperate dystopian world. Chilling and dark, it is not for the faint of heart, but if you and her mother can take a little thrill, it will surely bring her closer together.

Where to see: Netflix

this is us

The chances are good that you or your mother probably have already passed the boxes in the tear hunter saga of the Pearson clan, but if you are in the mood for good cry on Mother's Day, this is the sweet story for you.

Where to see: Hulu

Foreign things

For the mother who loves a little creepy with the sweetness, Foreign things Offers some excellent nostalgia of the 1980s daughter to explore many mom daughter relationships.

Where to see: Netflix

Candy glass

Contact something sweet and thoughtless, contact this teen-rom-com, in which two competitive students play the leading role that, despite the urging of their ambitious mothers, merging into a debate tournament. The film follows the two students and their single mothers and captures their ties and offers a look at what happens if they cannot follow their dreams.

Where to see: Netflix

Lady Bird

The celebrated director Greta Gerwig brought this mother-daughter story into abundance with stars (Saiorse Ronan, Laurie Metcalf and Timothee Chalamet, to name just a few) and a perfect encapsulation of dealing with the changes during the last year of a teenager.

Where to see: HBO Max

Miss Americana

If you are both Swifties and prepare for your latest tour (or complain about your lack of tickets), you will appreciate this intelligent documentary about Taylor Swift and the production of your album. Lover. Swift spoke about her close relationship with her mother for a long time and watched them in action-and at the same time an insight into the Superstar life of Swift–is a great way to spend together.

Where to see: Netflix

Anne with an E

You may have read that Anne von Green Gables Books together; If so, you will love to see this adaptional series that has the same warm family moments and (adopted) mother-daughter lessons like the books.

Where to see: Netflix

Great news

This comedy follows a radio journalist who has finally got her big break – at the same time when her mother gets an internship at the same show. If your mother is a little arrogant and embarrassing – but of course you love her anyway – you will love to look at this show together and laugh.

Where to see: Apple TV

Modern family

This loved one (and with several award-winning) mockumentary sitcom shows the three families in the Dunphy clan, and they will probably be reflected in one of the characters. (We definitely give Major Claire Vibes.)

Where to see: Hulu

One day after the other

With three seasons on Netflix, this family -oriented series follows a new single mother who raises her two children with a little so -called help of her own mother. If you are a mother, watching this sweet series with your mother will give you both a good laugh.

Where to see: Netflix