This is the kind of movie that will have conscientious parents face-palming and shaking their heads.
The Birth of a Nation is a powerful, convicting tale. But it’s steeped in horrific displays of violence. And it …
While the movie leads us through its mystery via a trailing of crumbs, its problematic content comes at us in …
By PG-13 standards, Masterminds doesn’t push the envelope to the edge in terms of sexual content, violence or profanity. But, …
Tim Burton’s infatuation with the macabre and the grim is very much present here.
Denial is anchored by strong acting and even stronger subject matter: The importance of protecting truth and history. And it …
From shrapnel-torn flesh to protruding bones, thundering eruptions to chunks of metal yanked from hideous wounds, this heroic story is …
This violent remake presents its seven stars as flawed heroes—bad men with good hearts who sacrifice themselves to deal with …
Even in films otherwise chockfull of uplifting, pro-family messages, parents have to stay vigilant to the very end.
Queen of Katwe is a story about hope—and about the courage, determination and skill that goes hand-in-hand with that hope.
This sequel still feels like we’ve been-there-and-flinched-at-that before.
Bridget Jones’s Baby wasn’t a horrible movie. It’s funny in places. But even though I laughed, it made me sad, …
Is the sympathy Oliver Stone strives to stir up for his subject something we should embrace or something we should …
Hillsong—Let Hope Rise delivers a stirring, refreshing—and musically familiar—reminder that Jesus still reigns amid the chaos of our world, and …
Pixar-like moments? Sweet scenes that require wiping a tear from your grown-up eye? Nope, not a one. But then there …