Our Top 6 Kids' Movies in English This Summer

Woody, Buzz, and the gang return to face a new rival: Bonnie's tablet. Mooby Balmes screens Toy Story 5 in its original English with Spanish subtitles, and the English session has now moved to the evening at 6.45pm. You go in once the worst of the afternoon heat has passed and come out around 8.30pm, right on a Barcelona dinner hour. Under-13s pay 8 euros any day, adults 9 euros Monday to Thursday and 10 euros Friday to Sunday, and it is 6.50 euros for everyone on Wednesdays.

Disney's live-action Moana screens daily at 4.20pm in English with Spanish subtitles, keeping the original songs and voice cast. The film follows a young Polynesian navigator's ocean voyage to save her island. A dark, cool cinema in the late afternoon is a fine way to duck the heat, and you are out before dinner. Under-13s pay 8 euros any day, adults 9 euros Monday to Thursday and 10 euros Friday to Sunday, and it is 6.50 euros for everyone on Wednesdays.

The new Minions film screens in English with Spanish subtitles. This 4pm daily session features original voice acting and runs in a cool, dark theater, making it a dinner-friendly option for families.

The PAW Patrol pups land on a dinosaur island in this animated adventure, with a new pup called Rex showing the team around. Mooby Balmes screens it daily at 3.50pm in English (VOSE) with Spanish subtitles, so young viewers hear the original PAW Patrol voices. At about 90 minutes it is out well before dinner, and a cool, dark cinema is an easy escape from the August heat.

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone comes back to the big screen for Mooby's Back to Hogwarts week, playing daily from August 28 to September 3. The 6:20pm session runs the original English audio with Spanish subtitles, so your kids hear the voices and the John Williams score the way the film first arrived in cinemas. At 152 minutes with no interval, it is a full evening out, so pack snacks and plan a later dinner. Under-13s pay 8 euros any day, adults 9 euros Monday to Thursday and 10 euros Friday to Sunday, and it is 6.50 euros for everyone on Wednesdays.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day is the fourth film with Tom Holland in the suit, screening daily in original English with Spanish subtitles. The earliest English session at Mooby Balmes has moved to 5pm, so you go in as the worst of the afternoon heat fades and come out around 7.30pm, in good time for dinner. At about two and a half hours it is a long sit, which suits older kids best. Under-13s pay 8 euros any day, adults 9 euros Monday to Thursday and 10 euros Friday to Sunday, and it is 6.50 euros for everyone on Wednesdays.