The Red Turtle
The Red Turtle is a simple parable about the basic longings we all share: the desire to find companionship and love, fulfillment and family.
Monster Trucks
This is a movie about a boy and his monster. It’s a popcorn-munching romp for the tween set, one that emphasizes selflessness and loyalty, friendship and family along the way.
Moana
Disney sets its narrative sights on a new blend of Hawaiian myth and Pacific Ocean adventure.
Hillsong—Let Hope Rise
Hillsong—Let Hope Rise delivers a stirring, refreshing—and musically familiar—reminder that Jesus still reigns amid the chaos of our world, and that He invites us to worship and adore Him.
The Wild Life
Pixar-like moments? Sweet scenes that require wiping a tear from your grown-up eye? Nope, not a one. But then there aren’t any cannibals or exotic words you’d hate to have repeated, either.
Pete’s Dragon
If you’re a parent pausing over concerns about dragons, worry not. Pete’s winged, galumphy bud Elliot is no scary, scaly fire-breather.
Ice Age: Collision Course
Ice Age: Collision Course may be showing the series’ prehistoric age, but in some important ways it also emphasizes traditional ideas about marriage and family.
The Secret Life of Pets
Occasional toilet humor doesn’t ruin this good-hearted, pro-pet flick, one that reminds us humans not to make hasty decisions or sidestep responsibilities.
The BFG
Steven Spielberg’s adaptation of this children’s classic is a delightful story contrasted with the specter of a rather macabre fate.
Finding Dory
Dory’s determination to return home, then, becomes a series of teachable moments about loss, parental nurturing, friendship …