Ender’s Game
A Goliath-sized alien invasion force seems set to destroy all of mankind unless a David can be found to stand against it. But instead of slingshot chops this time, he’s going to need video game skills.
All Is Lost
All Is Lost is an intense movie, even without offering quantities of content (one f-word, a minimum of violence, no sex).
I’m in Love With a Church Girl
I’m in Love With a Church Girl can give moviegoers a taste of what the beginnings of that God-given change can look like. A glimpse of the spiritual hope surrender to Christ provides.
Romeo & Juliet
Ah, how doth one speak of a Shakespearean play put to film? The first step is to recognize that there have been many such efforts made before … and this one lands right in the middle of the pack.
Grace Unplugged
Grace Unplugged can feel, at times, like The Miley Cyrus Story: What Could’ve Been.
Alone Yet Not Alone
Through telling the harrowing tale of Barbara Leininger’s 1755 kidnapping by American Indians, Alone Yet Not Alone is committed to illustrating the biblical truth that death is not to be feared as much as separation from God.
Unstoppable
Motivated by the death of a teenage family friend, Kirk Cameron tackles the difficult subject of why we experience pain and suffering.
Seasons of Gray
It is first and second and last a story. A story told without apology or a lot of excess window dressing.
One Direction: This Is Us
This surging British/Irish boy band already looks like the heir apparent to ’90s acts Backstreet Boys and ‘N Sync. Now the group’s concert film hopes to extend the reach of the reign—a reign that’s inching in an increasingly edgy direction.
The Smurfs 2
What exactly might the phrase “turning the air blue” mean when it comes to The Smurfs? Is it the sound of “s(murf)-words” surrounded by self-conscious giggles? Or a blissful blessing to finally find the right family color?