After spending more than two decades touring, directing, writing and producing for Christian theater and radio (most recently for Adventures in Odyssey, which he still contributes to), Bob joined the Plugged In staff to help us focus more heavily on video games. He is also one of our primary movie reviewers.
This survival-centered pic starring Naomi Watts will require that viewers weather more than just the snow.
This children’s book about friendship—and a tiger—translates from the page to the screen without too many issues for families.
One of Nintendo’s most unique characters finds himself in a new world with new powers. But, mostly, the fun feels pretty familiar.
It’s too bad this heavy metal teen coming-of-age comedy couldn’t have rebelled against some of its own crude assumptions.
The Outfit is in many ways a finely crafted thriller. But it’s messy all the same.
We’ve mentioned a few of these titles before. But what can we say? When a movie’s good for the family, it’s worth mentioning again.
Wonderland’s T-rated cleanup doesn’t necessarily equate to good, clean, all-ages fun.
Does this title suggest this is a Dark Souls game for kids? It’s not. It still has some nasty bits to navigate, though.
If your family can make it past the sticky bits, there are some very interesting lessons here.
New studies show that allowing your kids to play video games could improve their reading comprehension skills.
If you have a PS5 and any interest in simulated racing games in the least, this is a title to have.
Though this movie’s title may sound like that of a romance or a comedy, The Weekend Away is actually a pretty solid murder mystery.
