What To Watch This Weekend With Kids And Family April 19-21, 2024: Superbuns, Spiderwick Chronicles, And More

It's a pretty light week for kids and family, but we're coming up with some highlights anyway!

SuperBuns
SuperBuns

It’s slim pickings this week for kids and family! While you can still catch hits like Kung Fu Panda 4 in theaters or at home, and shows like X-Men ‘97 continue to roll out on Disney+, there’s not a lot new out there this week if you’re not a full-grown adult.

That said, there are still two whole new shows to check out, one for the younger set, one for the teen set. And you’ve got a couple of theatrical options as well including, yes, Kung Fu Panda 4 (please, movie companies, my children are starving for new movies, help me).

So read on for our picks on what to watch this weekend with kids and family for April 19-21, 2024, both in theaters and on streaming.

NEW TO STREAMING ON DISNEY+, NETFLIX, PRIME VIDEO, HULU, MAX:

Superbuns

Based on the book series by Diane Kredensor, Superbuns focuses on Buns Bunny, aka Superbuns. And great news: there are 24 episodes live on Peacock right now, plenty of new Content to Feed The Masses.

Where to stream: Peacock

The Spiderwick Chronicles

Based on the classic book series, this adaptation was originally slated for Disney+. Instead, the fantasy epic is rolling out on The Roku Channel. It stars Christian Slater, Holly Black, Joy Bryant, and more. All eight episodes are streaming today, and as a note you don't need a Roku player - you can sign up at the link below to watch for free.

Where to stream: The Roku Channel

IN THEATERS:

Spy x Family Code: White

We’ve already gone to bat for why Spy x Family is the perfect family watch, and now it’s in theaters with a non-canon holiday special that’s good for new fans and old.

Chicken for Linda!

Directed by Chiara Malta and Sébastien Laudenbach, the GKids film was a Cannes hit, and has been running in various theaters for the past few weeks. It’s on this list now because, tbh, I just noticed it was playing at a local theater here in New York. Sorry!

Kung Fu Panda 4

Still in theaters in addition to being on digital, if you haven’t seen it, it’s new to you! Copyright NBC circa, I don’t know, 1993 or something.