A family moves from the city to the countryside—fresh air, a vegetable garden, and no gadgets. While Dad is growing tomatoes, the youngest daughter finds a huge tree in the forest. Climb to its top, and you’ll find yourself in the Enchanted Kingdom, where almost anything is possible: flying on a bus, houses made of chocolate, and potions that grant wishes. But not everyone is fond of a digital detox: the older daughter can’t live without social media and dreams of returning to the city. Her powerful grandmother rushes to her aid, ready to destroy the entire forest, and only a miracle can stop her. But in the world of elves and fairies, miracles literally grow on tree branches.

Young redheaded Judy and her two friends, P.J. and Goose, find a box of walkie-talkies, which in the days “before cell phones existed” were used exclusively as special communication devices. The box had been stashed away by elusive robbers—for their next heist at yet another bank. The teens would have been in big trouble if it weren’t for their bike-riding skills!

Teenagers Ben and Wolfgang share a love of space and inventing. Driven by an unusual dream, they team up with a new friend to build a small spaceship out of parts found at a junkyard, controlled and protected by a force field. However, during their first flight, someone from outside suddenly takes control of the ship. As it turns out, our heroes aren’t the only ones in this universe who dream of making contact with other civilizations.

Bowser Jr. kidnaps Princess Rosalina and attempts to bring his father back by creating a cannon capable of destroying universes. Mario, Luigi, and Yoshi—the dragon they found—try to reform the defeated Bowser, but his son soon sets him free. The plumber joins forces with his friends to thwart Bowser Jr.’s plans for universal domination.

Twelve-year-old Dre Parker moves with his single mother from Detroit to unfamiliar Beijing, knowing neither the language nor the local customs. There he meets a Chinese girl named Mei Ying. However, in addition to her father, who disapproves of their friendship due to cultural prejudices, he faces a gang of bullies led by Chen, a master of kung fu. The only way to defeat him is to face the enemy at an upcoming grand martial arts tournament. A martial arts expert, Mr. Han, decides to help the boy.

We are reunited with Mr. Miyagi, a wise and experienced martial arts master from the island of Okinawa who once trained the talented young Daniel. This time, Mr. Miyagi takes a girl under his wing to raise and train her! His new student is the granddaughter of an American soldier who saved Miyagi’s life during World War II. Julie is struggling in school, doesn’t get along with her mother, has gotten mixed up in trouble with bullies, and has turned against the whole world. Miyagi will help Julie let go of her anger and teach her to put maximum power into her strikes. It won’t be easy for Julie, because in addition to her enemies—the school bullies—the young karateka will have to face their adult leader, the school coach, and the villain.

Mabel, a college student, is a nature lover and an active animal rights activist. She is doing everything in her power to save a patch of wilderness—which her grandmother loved so dearly—from an ambitious mayor who intends to complete the construction of a high-speed highway. Suddenly, the girl learns that a professor at her university has developed a technology that allows a person’s consciousness to be transferred into the robotic body of an animal. Without a moment’s hesitation, Mabel jumps into a robot beaver and heads into the forest to convince the animals to return to her favorite clearing and thwart the scheming mayor.

Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble, two best friends, have been working at the Bedrock quarry for many years. One day, the quarry management decides to administer a test to the workers in order to identify those who are capable of a promotion, while the rest will simply be fired.

Fred is convinced he won’t pass the test and has completely lost hope, but his good friend Barney, eager to repay his buddy for all the help he’s given him, secretly swaps Fred’s test answers with his own. After that, Fred got a promotion at work, and Barney was fired. And the more luxurious the Flintstones’ life became over time, the weaker Fred and Barney’s friendship grew.

The Henderson family had no choice but to believe in the existence of Bigfoot after their car struck a huge, shaggy creature on a forest road. The head of the family, George, decides to take the lifeless body to a research center or museum for study. On the way, the “hairy creature” comes to and settles in with the Hendersons under the name Harry. He fills the house with a rather unpleasant odor and “cleans house.” With a single punch, Harry adjusts the doorway to his height; then, after mourning the taxidermied remains of his slain forest brethren, he rips these sacrilegious human toys off the walls. The life of the average American family changes dramatically with Harry’s arrival. They won’t get any peace, but every day brings a new discovery.

The young race car driver Speedy is determined to make a name for himself both on the track and off it in his lightning-fast "Mac-5" car.