It’s once again wine, women and song for the Prodigal Son. But this guy adds hot stock from a video …
In fact, this pic works so well that I’ve got a feeling Moms’ Night Out will make many a real-world …
This pic looks much more like a direct-to-DVD tyke trifle than anything approaching feature film fare. But it’s still a …
More so here than in the first film, our hero is a fellow we can cheer. A guy who’s settled …
Belle’s main focus isn’t really romance at all. Instead, Dido and John’s risky commitment to combating slavery makes this story …
Equal parts visual masterpiece, nightmare-inducing fable and slickly packaged animism.
The result is a faith-oriented and family-friendly film that will both inspire and vex—much like Colton’s stories affect his own …
There are moments of implausibility that emerge as the list of non-Christians behaving badly lengthens. But God’s Not Dead can …
In this Indian film, a mixed-up lunch delivery has curious consequences.
The story of Jesus’ life, death and resurrection has been told a thousand—no, a million times before. (And in this …
The snow, the lamppost and the Turkish delight. C.S. Lewis’ poignant message shines through this big-budget production.
It also attempts to transition the action from gritty and “adult” (there’s foul language and gun violence in the short) …
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty has some rough edges. (We’ve felt them here.) It also proves to be positive, …
Saving Mr. Banks has scattered content concerns. But it does fly. It has the power to touch both the Travers …
Forgiveness from sin. In Bethlehem, that’s the path Christ paved on Christmas. And in the concrete confines of Harlem, that’s …