I Can Only Imagine 2
‘I Can Only Imagine 2’ is a well-crafted, uplifting film with powerful messages about gratitude and clinging to God, especially in the face of difficulties.
GOAT
In ‘GOAT,’ a skinny goat gets a shot at the big leagues. He must build a winning team while trying to keep from being sat on—or eaten.
Solo Mio
‘Solo Mio’ keeps its heart warm and its nose (mostly) clean. And it reminds us that disappointment can lead to unexpected joy.
Buffalo Kids
‘Buffalo Kids’ is a sweet, animated story that emphasizes the importance of friendship and family (and with only a few content stumbles).
The Carpenter
‘The Carpenter’ crafts a unique story for an underserved demographic: people who love Jesus, MMA and heavy metal.
Little Amélie or the Character of Rain
Oscar-nominated ‘Little Amélie’ is beautifully animated and shares messages about loss and growing up. But it’s best navigated with mom and dad in the room.
Arco
‘Arco’ is a beautifully animated, sweet fantasy story—although the film contains a few moments that might give parents pause.
The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants
‘The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants’ puts our porous pal right into the nefarious clutches of the Flying Dutchman.
Wicked: For Good
‘Wicked: For Good’ tells a moving tale of friendship and sacrifice, but the movie’s darkness and magic may not be for the “good” of all.
Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas
THE GRINCH GOES HOLLYWOOD: This latest incarnation of Dr. Seuss’ time-honored tale spends more time expanding on the traditional story than actually telling it.