Dot Conner: Webtective
Dot Conner: Webtective offers a kid-friendly mystery-spy flick with minimal content and a biblical message underpinning the narrative.
David
Angel Studios’ ‘David’ tells the story of King David’s rise to the throne—while omitting some violent moments and adding in musical numbers.
Zootopia 2
Zootopia 2 has references to some R-rated films, but it’s a largely navigable film with nice messages about helping others and celebrating differences.
COLORFUL STAGE! The Movie: A Miku Who Can’t Sing
The stage is colorful and the music bouncy. But is this anime movie based on a popular video game a good fit for your family?
Grand Prix of Europe
‘Grand Prix of Europe’ is littles-friendly and colorful, with nice lessons that parents can cheer on.
The Christmas Ring
‘The Christmas Ring,’ based on the book by Karen Kingsbury, tells a warm and heartfelt story about moving on from loss with faith, joy and love.
Stitch Head
‘Stitch Head’ is a slapstick comedy/horror flick aimed at kids. But there are meaningful messages about familial love and friendship, too.
The Land Before Time (1988)
‘The Land Before Time’ roars some positive messages about overcoming hardship and prejudice alike, with only a few minor violent moments to consider.
Sight & Sound Presents: NOAH – Live
The stage musical ‘NOAH’ is captured in all of its stage production glory. You won’t get live animals running up the aisle, but the heart comes through.
Dude Perfect: The Hero Tour
Dude Perfect: The Hero Tour offers their fans a virtual look at the fun antics from their live tour—with backstage scenes and a Christian underpinning to boot.