The awards, honoring "well-made and uplifting" films and TV series, will be handed out Feb. 8 in a ceremony set to air on Hallmark Channel later in the month.

Mary Poppins Returns, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, The Grinch and Ralph Breaks the Internet are among the films nominated for the 27th annual Movieguide Awards.

The awards, which honor movies and TV series that are "both well-made and uplifting," will be handed out at a ceremony set for Feb. 8 at the Universal Hilton in Los Angeles that will air on Hallmark Channel later in the month.

Those four pics will compete for a $25,000 prize (supported by a grant from the Ware Foundation) for best family movie of the year alongside God’s Not Dead: A Light in Darkness, I Can Only Imagine, Incredibles 2, Paddington 2, Peter Rabbit and Paul, Apostle of Christ.

"These movies are not only family-friendly, entertaining and well crafted," said Dr. Ted Baehr, founder and publisher of Movieguide, which reviews movies for parents and family audiences. "They also have strong stories which reveal the good, the true and the beautiful. That’s what the Movieguide Awards are all about."

Other honors will include best movie for mature audiences, the Epiphany Prizes for most inspiring movie and television program, the Faith & Freedom Awards for movies and television and the Grace Awards for most Inspiring performance in movies and television.

Also at the Feb. 8 gala, Baehr will present highlights of Movieguide's 2019 Report to the Entertainment Industry, which analyzes all films from the major and independent studios in regard to their box office performance and each movie’s content across thousands of data points. This annual report is described as "a barometer of what kinds of stories and messages deliver the best box office returns."

A full list of nominees follows.

• Best Movies for Families

  God’s Not Dead: A  Light in Darkness
  The Grinch
  I Can Only Imagine
  Incredibles 2
  Mary Poppins Returns
  Paddington 2
  Paul, Apostle of Christ
  Peter Rabbit
  Ralph Breaks the Internet
  Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

• Best Movies for Mature Audiences

  Ant-Man and the Wasp
  Chappaquiddick
  Jurassic World:  Fallen Kingdom
  Little Pink House
  Mission: Impossible – Fallout
  A Quiet Place
  Skyscraper
  Solo: A Star Wars Story
  Unbroken: Path to Redemption
  Won’t You Be My Neighbor?

• Epiphany Prize for Most Inspiring Movie

  God’s Not Dead: A Light in Darkness
  The Grinch
  I Can Only Imagine
  Paul, Apostle of Christ
  Unbroken: Path to Redemption
• Epiphany Prize for Most Inspiring Television Program

  Billy Graham: An Extraordinary Journey (Fox Network)
  Daredevil: Episode 3.13, “A New Napkin” (Netflix)
  Elvis Presley: The Searchers: Part I and Part II (HBO)
  Manifest: Pilot Episode (NBC-TV)
  Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Episode 5.22, “The End” (ABC Entertainment)
  Medal of Honor: “Hiroshi Hershey Miyamura” (Netflix)
  A Shoe Addict’s Christmas (Hallmark Channel)
  When Calls the Heart: The Greatest Christmas (Hallmark Channel)

• Faith & Freedom Award for Movies

  Ant-Man and the Wasp
  Chappaquiddick
  Incredibles 2
  Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
  Little Pink House
  Paddington 2

• Faith & Freedom Award for Television

  Daredevil: Episode 3.13, “A New Napkin”
  Manifest: Pilot Episode
  Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Episode 5.22, “The End”
  Medal of Honor: “Hiroshi Hershey Miyamura”
• Grace Award Nominees for Movies

  God’s Not Dead: A Light in Darkness
  David A.R. White

  I Can Only Imagine
  Dennis Quaid
  J. Michael Finley

  Paul, Apostle of Christ
  Jim Caviezel

  A, Quiet Place
  John Krasinski
  Emily Blunt

  Unbroken: Path to Redemption
  Samuel Hunt
  Merritt Patterson
   

• Grace Award Nominees for Television

  Little Women
  Emily Watson

  Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.:  Episode 5.22, “The End”
  Henry Simmons
  Chloe Bennet

  Daredevil: Episode 3.13, “A New Napkin”
  Joanne Whalley

  A Shoe Addict’s Christmas
  Candace Cameron Bure
  Jean Smart

  When Calls the Heart: The Greatest Christmas
  Lori Loughlin