The Secret Life of Walter Mitty has some rough edges. (We’ve felt them here.) It also proves to be positive, …
So think of Walking With Dinosaurs as a souped-up 5th-grade science class filmstrip, with just enough drama to keep kids …
Saving Mr. Banks has scattered content concerns. But it does fly. It has the power to touch both the Travers …
Frozen is then, perhaps, family entertainment for a new generation. A confection sprinkled with a few suggestive asides that remains …
Forgiveness from sin. In Bethlehem, that’s the path Christ paved on Christmas. And in the concrete confines of Harlem, that’s …
Based on the popular novel by Max Lucado, this film stands in sharp contrast to the shallow, Santa-saturated sentimentality that …
TV superdog Bolt finds himself outside in the real world … without superpowers. What’s a caped canine to do when …
A Goliath-sized alien invasion force seems set to destroy all of mankind unless a David can be found to stand …
Turkeys go back in time to make sure their forebears are left off the original Thanksgiving menu. Hmmm. Could this …
All Is Lost is an intense movie, even without offering quantities of content (one f-word, a minimum of violence, no …
I’m in Love With a Church Girl can give moviegoers a taste of what the beginnings of that God-given change …
Linsanity’s tagline reads, “Undrafted, unwanted, unwavering.” And those three words sum up this Jeremy Lin documentary well. Sometimes we just …
Grace Unplugged can feel, at times, like The Miley Cyrus Story: What Could’ve Been.
The only figurative bruised banana here (unapeeling moments, if you will) is a light barrage of thump-to-the-crotch, cut-the-cheese humor.
Motivated by the death of a teenage family friend, Kirk Cameron tackles the difficult subject of why we experience pain …