Movies to watch with my boomer parents?

The Rider (2017). Great movie, indie, not as old as everyone else's suggestions. Western setting with horses which parents often feel romantic about (though it's not the cowboys and Indians story of the 1950s). I don't recall any sex or gratuitous violence - probably a bit of salty language. Drama. No identity politics threads that will make a conservative grumpy or pop off in a way that makes you grumpy, though it's a really cool, gently-told story about masculinity. Barbie (2023). Fun movie. The feminism message is a little heavy handed at times, but parents can handle it. Might even speak to them, idk. This movie had such a big social moment that I'm sure your parents will want to watch it, even if just to see what the fuss was all about. You'll all laugh. The songs are great. Top Gun (2022). Nostalgic fun. You might forget the movie by the next day, but it's an absolute crowd pleaser. It's a Top Gun movie - you know exactly what you're getting as you pick it up, and it delivers.