This film seems uncertain whether it most wants to give us a trippy fantasy or a gritty, hard morality tale.
Aimed at an elementary-age audience, Charming teaches lessons about the importance of sacrifice and selflessness.
Outside the Wire wants to be both an action-packed thriller and a cutting social commentary.
Over the Moon isn’t a film to rocket to without consideration. Still, in this reviewer’s eye, this Moon looks more …
Through almost pure happenstance, The Croods: A New Age has now become a pic that reflects our current crazy world.
Despite Love and Monsters’ feel-good vibe, it still has a few too many foul teeth and rough edges.
The Midnight Sky wonders if we will be proud of what we’ve done in the end or filled with remorse …
Monster Hunter has just enough gore and brutish fiends to cause a few nightmares in young or sensitive viewers.
Artistically and aesthetically, Wolfwalkers wows. But theologically, it has some issues.
Godmothered is a light, sweet and wry movie, the latest to gently reexamine Disney’s legend-spinning archetypes.
The Christmas Chronicles 2 packs laughs, adventure and another story about broken families learning how to put themselves back together …
this film’s strong storytelling, talented cast and uplifting songs (Jingle Jangle is a musical!) make it a tale the whole …
Come Away isn’t always as “magical” as one might expect or hope at first glance.
Emily and the Magical Journey is a fantastical children’s flick about the bravery and power of a young girl.
The Witches’ twisted blend of pagan spirituality and its creepy premise make this a movie many families may well avoid.
