It’s not a kids’ movie. But for teens and up this is an easily recommended visual treat.
If you’re painted as the villain your whole life, can you do anything but play the role?
Mix The Little Mermaid with a dystopian, sci-fi mystery about an existential crisis, and you’ll begin to understand this movie.
This rotoscoped flick explores the aspects of growing up during the Space Race—the good and the bad.
In this bloody prequel to the popular anime series, young Yuta battles a curse, evil sorcerers and his own self-doubt.
Sing 2 delivers another feel-good story about determination and friendship … and some minor issues parents will want to know …
Possum twins Crash and Eddie head to the Lost World to reunite with an old friend in a sweet story …
If there’s one lesson the Hotel Transylvania saga has given us, it’s the importance and endurance of family.
Disney’s Encanto revolves around a magical family, even as it reminds us that family might be the most magical thing …
Rumble teaches its viewers that it’s OK to be different—all without demeaning the importance of dedication or hard work. And …
Ron’s Gone Wrong doesn’t quite know how to follow through on the wrongs it gets right.
This animated family adventure about venomous Australian creatures is about as rambunctiously lovable as it could be.
Disney+’s Diary of a Wimpy Kid is a slice above—way above—the cheese found at Westmore Middle School.
While The Addams Family 2 might not be a great movie, it does offer a couple of great messages.
A sweet little film filled with bouncy musical tunes, delightfully cute characters and truly funny moments.