As cartoon-like as it may appear, this isn’t stuff for the tykes. And it may leave some viewers feeling a …
This Fathom Events release pairs some solid messages about family with some less-than-solid instances of profanity.
Dog Gone has a couple things that might bite viewers, but the film mostly provides a lovely story of familial …
Puss in Boots leaps into action in unexpected and dynamic ways. But parents of little ones should know that fairytales …
Despite a couple of speedbumps, Matilda the Musical ultimately gives us a fable that illustrates some significant biblical truths.
Disney celebrates the tale of Beauty and the Beast by combining its classic animated version with live-action song and dance.
This remake plows its way back to simpler movie times with equal measures of musical charm and ridiculous nonsense.
5000 Blankets tells the story of one boy’s desire to provide warmth to the homeless in his city.
It has a few wooden moments. But in Oscar winner Guillermo del Toro’s hands, Pinocchio, our puppet protagonist, dances.
Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again’s magical focus on Egyptian spirituality may be the biggest issue that gives some …
It’s the Christmas classic, once again, animated and in musical form.
Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile is, generally, a fun kids’ musical. But even this singing croc has a bit of bite to …
This sequel to 2007’s Enchanted reminds us that we don’t live in a fairy tale. But even so, there’s still …
Blue’s Big City Adventure is free of explicit sex, violence and language. But the rainbow flags? They’re flapping with pride.
My Father’s Dragon is a sweet film with lots of color, old-school animated charm and no social agenda.