Frankly, the Smurfs: The Lost Village’s creators do something really brave: They make a movie … just for kids.
The Boss Baby’s eventual affirmation of sibling bonding and familial love makes all its toddler toilet humor a bit more …
It’s a powerful film that will inspire you to ask yourself the question, “How far am I willing to go …
While this basketball film sometimes stumbles a bit narratively and content-wise, on the court its slam dunk maestros literally soar.
Like the book it’s based upon, this cinematic story about a grieving man encountering God is almost certain to stir …
Rock Dog is a movie that is at times mildly charming (if predictable and formulaic) but more often just kind …
When he started his trek with a band of some thirty other fighters, William was little more than a 15th-century …
A tiny bit more restraint could have made this a movie we’d wholeheartedly recommend. As it is, it’s pretty good, …
Like the 2016 film Loving, this historical drama tells the real-world story of a committed, adoring biracial couple who refuse …
A Dog’s Purpose is the kind of movie Christian moviegoers often say that we’d like to see: a sweet story …
The Red Turtle is a simple parable about the basic longings we all share: the desire to find companionship and …
Too often the church isn’t seen as a place of grace or honesty, but as a place where hypocrites pretend …
This is a movie about a boy and his monster. It’s a popcorn-munching romp for the tween set, one that …
A boy’s journey through grief uncovers some surprising truths by the time the credits roll.
Hidden Figures inspires as it entertains. It acknowledges racial divisions while insisting that there’s more than one way to fix …