From the imagination of Roald Dahl and brought to life by director Henry Selick, James and the Giant Peach (1996) follows a lonely young boy who escapes his dreary life by embarking on a fantastical journey inside a giant, enchanted peach. Along the way, James befriends a group of outsized insect companions—a wisecracking centipede, a gentle spider, and more—who help him navigate a world full of danger, wonder, and possibility as they set sail for adventure.

Blending stop-motion animation with live action, this visually inventive adaptation is a celebration of imagination, friendship, and finding courage in the face of fear. With unforgettable characters, whimsical design, and songs by Randy Newman, James and the Giant Peach remains a beloved classic that invites audiences of all ages to dream big and embrace the unexpected.