Minor missteps mar 2 Hearts’ otherwise heartfelt themes about not taking even a single day for granted.
Ultimately, this film doesn’t paint Christianity as a lifestyle that guarantees earthly happiness and freedom from hardship.
Heaven’s three timelines ultimately weave together to deliver this message: Our present pain will one day make sense.
When it comes to the real work of spycraft, the women here make Bond look like the shallow fiction he …
The Glorias rejects complex character building and storytelling in favor of a fairly rote sermon featuring fairly wooden icons.
Mad Max meets Rocky in this futuristic tale of battling robots and father-son reconciliation. So should you duck and weave …
Enola Holmes delivers mostly positive messages about individuality, equality and freedom.
This sympathetic cinematic portrait of Ruth Bader Ginsburg prods viewers to ponder important questions about equality.
Unpregnant would have us believe that abortion is something to be celebrated, not mourned.
It’s the house. It must be the house. It’s too big. Too old. Too dark. Too … distant. Yes, it …
Some movies entertain. Some movies educate. But this movie punishes the viewer.
Think Freaky Friday, but throw in themes that talk about the need to love God and others, and you’ve got …
Cuties gratuitously, excessively indulges in the very images and ideas it’s supposedly criticizing.
This slow-moving, big-hearted story illustrates how we can find brotherhood in the most unlikely places.
This true story of corruption tips its soiled hand early on: We know where it’s going, and we know it’s …
