A suitably plush and cuddly pic that gives three cheers to the importance of loving families.
A rendition of Stephen Sondheim’s 1987 stage production about tumbled together fairy tales, Into the Woods is whimsical and outlandish, …
It’s a Teddy-Roosevelt-meets-Sir-Lancelot-meets-Attila-the-Hun clash of “history” in a cartwheeling CGI-packed splash of silliness.
Even I can admit, though, that this new Annie has its sunny high points, too, and that it still (mostly, …
While moving at the speed of a greased-up goose (sorry, penguins), the quick-paced-and-shallow tale doesn’t really give kids much to …
Kirk Cameron wants to save Christmas. But you might be surprised who he wants to save it from.
You won’t want to say it (because it would make Baymax power down), but you’ll likely find that you were …
It’s not pinball that Travis Freeman plays a mean game of—it’s football. He plays it before he goes blind. And …
Finding Mr. Right can entail more than just a great outfit and a well-prepared dating service profile. Sometimes it takes …
It struggles sometimes with plot holes and special effects but tries to make up for that by working hard to …
The Boxtrolls is little more than a lovable lark of a kids’ movie … that nevertheless demands not one but …
First there were toys. Then bugs, monsters, fish and superheroes. Now Pixar Animation Studios brings us … cars.
Winter’s in need of a new friend! So it’s the search for a slippery soul mate that gives this clean-water …
What if Elvis Presley’s twin brother had lived … and been secretly adopted by a minister’s family? The Identical ponders …
From the first snap, then, When the Game Stands Tall offers a powerful reminder of what the best kind of …