Gifted delivers a warm, heartstring-plucking message about our inbuilt need to love and be loved. It proudly proclaims the self-sacrificial, …
Frankly, the Smurfs: The Lost Village’s creators do something really brave: They make a movie … just for kids.
The Boss Baby’s eventual affirmation of sibling bonding and familial love makes all its toddler toilet humor a bit more …
There are some light good-versus-evil, humanity-versus-tech statements, and even a nod or two to family, but all-in-all the film doesn’t …
It’s a powerful film that will inspire you to ask yourself the question, “How far am I willing to go …
These five angsty high school heroes sometimes push rebellion to obnoxious levels, while sprinkling in rough-edged language and superfluous sexual …
While this basketball film sometimes stumbles a bit narratively and content-wise, on the court its slam dunk maestros literally soar.
Families that don’t embrace Beauty and the Beast’s pro-gay moments will be forced to grapple with how best to respond …
In some ways, this monster masher is an old-fashioned creature-feature. Still, it’s definitely not your grandfather’s kid-friendly kind of Kong.
As the movie points out what it sees as typical teen girl behavior—including wild partying, obsession over appearance, casual attitudes …
Tim Timmerman, Hope of America mostly offers families a nice, watchable alternative to more salacious comedic fare.
Like the book it’s based upon, this cinematic story about a grieving man encountering God is almost certain to stir …
Table 19 delivers an unexpectedly sweet ending by the time the credits role. Less sweet, however, is this PG-13 film’s …
Rock Dog is a movie that is at times mildly charming (if predictable and formulaic) but more often just kind …
When he started his trek with a band of some thirty other fighters, William was little more than a 15th-century …
