Netflix’s latest teen-focused movie isn’t a perfect date, per se, but it’s not the worst, either.
This rollicking, stop-motion lark still has some subtle issues that parents need to be aware of.
Unicorn Store highlights lessons about self-love and personal growth, as well as pursuing your dreams with passion and persistence.
Shazam!, like its namesake hero—much like us all, really—is a bundle of contradictions.
Out of all the movies I’ve reviewed, this one is at the top of the cautionary charts.
The focus here isn’t really on dancing as much as it’s on the power of God to restore lives that …
This pic about an imaginative kid, her mom and the fantastically fanciful park they create together is, well, pretty wonder-ful.
The pic’s sarcastic treatment of suicide, paired with its misogynistic deadliness, makes it even more disquieting than the original.
This satirical rom-com’s occasional redemptive moments are frequently undermined by its raunchy ones.
What do men really want? This film’s answer to that question isn’t flattering at all.
To Dust is one of the strangest and, in its own way, truest depictions of grief I’ve ever seen on …
In The LEGO Movie 2, not everything is awesome. But when we look at the movie itself, it comes pretty …
This bloody thriller grins bleakly and satirically at the revenge films Liam Neeson has been starring in for the last …
Before you decide if The Upside is right for your family, keep in mind that this poignant dramedy still has …
