Contributor: Bob Waliszewski

Brother Bear

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.

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28 Days

After stealing a limousine and crashing it into a house while drunk, Gwen, a big-city newspaper columnist, is forced to enter a drug and alcohol rehab center.

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You Got Served

Dueling dance crews put their hip-hop skills to the test for a chance to win $50K and a spot in a rap video.

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Instinct

Tone down the violence and drop the handful of obscenities and this film could have received a PG rating. But even then, it wouldn’t be worth the price of admission.

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Change of Plans

In the ongoing series of Family Movie Nights from Walmart and P&G—this time airing on Fox—the gift of adoption gets unwrapped.

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Truth Be Told

In the ongoing series of Family Movie Nights from Walmart and P&G, love and lies are in the air.

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Miracle

More than just a David vs. Goliath snapshot of the 1980 Winter Olympics, “Miracle” goes for the gold with a personal look at a famous hockey coach and his 20 young dreamers.

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What If…

In this new faith-based theatrical release, Kevin Sorbo plays a high-rolling investment banker who just closed on a huge business deal … and is promptly sucked into an alternate reality designed to teach him a thing or two about being a family man.

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How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days

This is supposed to be a tender love story about an unlikely couple. It’s not.

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Freddy Got Fingered

Modern entertainment sometimes has a dark underbelly. But teen icon and MTV comedian Tom Green has created a new underbelly for the underbelly.

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Ring the Bell

At first glance, this small, intimate pic seems focused on baseball, apple pie and a town full of quirky characters. But it’s actually a story of love, forgiveness and grace.

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Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London

Last time, the world was threatened by microscopic nanobots. This time it’s mind-control software.

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The Human Experience

This well-paced documentary does a wonderful job of addressing the sanctity of human life, the value of family, and what it means to find joy and purpose even in the midst of suffering.

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Jacka–: The Movie

When Johnny Knoxville was asked how his movie would differ from his MTV show, his response was, ‘Foul language and male nudity. Lots of male nudity.’

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Road to Redemption

This Billy Graham film follows one woman’s spiritual road to redemption. Along the way: a Volkswagen Beetle. A Grandfather. The Mob. And souls that need Jesus.

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