The Book of Clarence is entertaining, insightful and a wee bit unhinged. But you should think twice before adding it …
References to Chinese mythology and mystical animal battles abound in this poorly written animated movie.
Now over half a century old, The Jungle Book reveals the simple bare necessities of storytelling.
While not awful, some spiritual themes keep Orion and the Dark from shining.
Wonka isn’t perfect. But it’s still a relatively sweet treat.
The Wizard of Oz has more than just music, dancing and witches in its mix. It’s packed with family-focused movie …
The final DCEU movie features action and heroism aplenty … as well as violence and profanity that feel anything but …
Though filled with references to Disney’s past triumphs, Wish itself comes with unexpected problems and a lack of inspiration.
The trailer looks like good clean feathered fun. But should your family plan on flying off to the theater to …
The Marvels has some of the MCU’s typical problems, including language and violence. But it’s got a surprisingly sweet side, …
There are funny bits and bloody ones in Role Play. And it all starts to feel like something you’ve seen …
Lift isn’t about a British elevator or your friend giving you a ride. It’s an action comedy filled with violence, …
Alas, Who Framed Roger Rabbit perhaps should be retitled Who Thought This Was PG?
Napoleon’s legacy was filled with bloodshed and tragedy—elements that saturate Ridley Scott’s depiction of his life, too.
Journey to Bethlehem is the Nativity story crossed with High School Musical. And it kind of works.