The Magician’s Elephant is predicated on magic and elephants, but its central theme is hope.
With strong, inspiring messages and very few content concerns, Chang Can Dunk is a slam dunk for the whole family.
While not for kids. Living fills out the form for “good movie” and files it in triplicate.
Rise of the Antichrist brings another iteration of the Left Behind books to the big screen. The results are mixed.
The Dragon Ball crew is throwing animated punches and blasts once more. But is it a must see or a …
Unexpected may not be the movie you’re, uh, expecting. But it has some uplifting things to say about adoption.
This gentle romcom on Pure Flix reminds us that God answers prayers—even prayers we’ve never actually said.
In Pure Flix’s Moonrise, a country singer mourning the loss of his wife struggles with grief even as a new …
Wakanda Forever teeters on the edge of overstuffed irrelevance. But it remembers ultimately that character—and characters—count.
As cartoon-like as it may appear, this isn’t stuff for the tykes. And it may leave some viewers feeling a …
This Fathom Events release pairs some solid messages about family with some less-than-solid instances of profanity.
The Fabelmans offers a compelling story of a boy’s passion for filmmaking, but it also didn’t splice its content issues.
Dog Gone has a couple things that might bite viewers, but the film mostly provides a lovely story of familial …
This is a very good war film, but some unfortunate friendly fire could ground it for family viewers.
Puss in Boots leaps into action in unexpected and dynamic ways. But parents of little ones should know that fairytales …