Due to almost nonstop gratuitous content and language, Anora is not worth shelling out your money to go see it …
Netflix’s take on the life of Mary draws from extrabiblical sources. But even apart from that, this often darkly violent …
‘Maria’ is much like its namesake opera singer: complex, frustrating, problematic and, when it finds its voice, beautiful.
Venom: The Last Dance can be funny. But it’s packaged in a vulgar, violent narrative which might not leave you …
Based on the remarkable true story of Donn Fendler, ‘Lost on a Mountain in Maine’ spins a tale of survival …
In the world of R-rated films, this is one of the softer ones you’ll find. But you might also find …
Exhibiting Forgiveness examines the complexities of pain and faith, of messy families and messier redemption, with sincerity and clarity.
Some will find Here’s creative conceit and content a bit tough to embrace. But the payoff hits home like a …
This fictional film about the political struggle of electing a new Pope replaces faith with a worldly agenda.
Disney’s ‘Out of My Mind’ is a heartfelt story about the difficulties of cerebral palsy and the beauty of familial …
We Live in Time is a really, really sad movie. And content issues throughout the film make it even more …
Blitz has all the ingredients of a prestige, awards-season drama. But at the end of the day it’s a simple …
Absolution doesn’t seek forgiveness for its heavy content issues, meaning viewers will be subjected to intense violence and crude language.
Mental psychosis and profane violence sing here. This ain’t no comic book Joker!
Megalopolis wants to build a better future. But it’s mired by graphic sexual scenes, nudity, foul language and heavy drug …