The director of the Ice Age movies heads to warmer climes with a few fancifully feathered—and fiercely frenetic—friends in tow.
Poachers and resort builders want to steal away the special gifts of Nim’s island home. So it’s up to that nature-loving girl to once again save the day.
Richard and Gere and Joan Allen play second fiddle to a loyal pooch in this family-friendly (straight-to-DVD) dog tale.
Based on events that happened at Wake Forest University in 2006, a young athlete rallies his college football team in memory of his deceased younger brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Little become captivated with Stuart and take him home, much to the chagrin of Snowbell the cat and their son.
Disney Channel loves to help kids hang on to the high life in its made-for-TV movies. Glitz! Glamour! Hollywood! What’s amazing is how it keeps them so clean.
When their father dies, two orphaned sisters are forced to move into their Latina aunt’s crowded East L.A. home. And a whopping dose of culture shock isn’t far behind.
At the end of the Ice Age, a boy is transformed by the “Great Spirits” into a bear. His quest to regain his humanness is hampered by large theological missteps.
Dueling dance crews put their hip-hop skills to the test for a chance to win $50K and a spot in a rap video.
In the ongoing series of Family Movie Nights from Walmart and P&G—this time airing on Fox—the gift of adoption gets unwrapped.
In the ongoing series of Family Movie Nights from Walmart and P&G, love and lies are in the air.
