It’s been 22 years since Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis first swapped bodies. This time around, two teens get …
Smurfs is a fun flick. But a heavy dependence on euphemisms and some problematic spiritual views might require more parental …
What if you had the chance to fix the mistakes of your past? What if you could go back and …
As Zed and Addison once again find themselves entangled in a monster vs. monster feud, they mentor two young leaders, …
The Man of Steel returns, only this time, he’s battling the ultimate computer created by a goofy programmer who incites …
Family, faithfulness and sacrifice are among the values embraced by this live-action Lilo & Stitch reboot.
How to Train Your Dragon is a near shot-for-shot remake of the original. But its live-action nature makes the violence …
‘The American Miracle’ is a docudrama that should please history buffs and people of faith alike as it traces God’s …
Like its predecessors, Karate Kid: Legends packs some violence and language in its punches, but it also comes with a …
Superman II has more suggestive and violent content than you might suspect in a PG-rated film, but it still has …
Director Richard Donner’s 1978 movie adaptation of Superman was met with critical acclaim and commercial success, but is it a …
For a faith-based movie, The Last Rodeo is a bit of a bumpy ride. But if you make it to …
Last Supper—Part Three is a powerful, creative and at times breathtakingly poignant film, sometimes slipping into the realm of poetry.
Belief has always been perhaps the core element of The Chosen, but it seems especially critical in The Chosen: Last …
Last Supper—Part One continues its compelling and powerful narrative walk—infusing a story most of us know with a new sense …
