The Wild Robot
‘The Wild Robot’ is a good story—one that may have you smiling as you blink away a tear or two.
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Pumpkin King Jack Skellington is back. First released in 1993, ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’ now makes annual October appearances. Is it a trick or a treat?
Villains Inc.
Apart from some slapstick violence that can be a bit intense, this send-up of superhero and villain tropes has relatively few issues.
The Forge
The Forge is probably the Kendrick brothers’ most complete and polished work. And it’s a clarion call for Christians to go deeper.
God’s Not Dead: In God We Trust
God’s Not Dead: In God We Trust follows a template many Christians will appreciate—but it may not connect with those outside the fold.
Uglies
Uglies has some unappealing content, but it also speaks to the societal pressures that teens face and must learn to overcome.
You Gotta Believe
You Gotta Believe is an inspiring story about a little league team, but some foul language might prevent this from being a home run.
Harold and the Purple Crayon
Harold and the Purple Crayon doodles up some laughs. It also draws us in to ponder spiritual questions about life’s purpose.
Inside Out 2
Inside Out 2 is fun. It’s thoughtful. And it’s a fantastic conversation starter. And it lands just a hair below Pixar’s best films.
Time Bandits
Let’s travel back to 1981 to revisit Time Bandits. But before you stuff your bag with loot, you may find that not all that glitters is gold.