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Your father wanted to watch The Chosen with you.   I have watched it with my husband on dvd.  You can watch it online for free. 

You can always point out the errors when they come.   

I really liked Jesus of Nazareth (1977) when I first saw it, though sadly it depicts our Lady as experiencing the pains of childbirth. I watched it a few years ago early on in my Catholic conversion journey, so I don't remember if it had any other theological issues, but it seemed to stick closely with the four gospels (the depiction of Jesus is much better than in The Chosen). The director was a Catholic, but had a bit of a checkered past. Sadly he was sɛҳuąƖly abused by a priest as a child and he came out as gαy twenty years after the movie's release, but apparently according to his Wikipedia article, "He was criticized by members of the gαy community for upholding the Catholic Church's position on ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖity[37][38][39] and by others for support of the Church's position on abortion,[38][39] which extended to calling for capital punishment for women who had terminated a pregnancy.[39]". Likewise, "He also roused accusations of antisemitism for describing Martin Scorsese's The Last Temptation of Christ as a product of "that Jєωιѕн cultural scuм of Los Angeles which is always spoiling for a chance to attack the Christian world."[38]", so he's pretty aware of the merchant issue. I'm in the process of re-watching the six hour long movie, so I'll try to keep an eye out for anything else that contradicts the Catholic faith.