Contributor: Paul Asay

‘Freakier Friday’ attacked the box office with nostalgic power, but it was no match for Warner Bros.’ new horror flick ‘Weapons.’

In ‘The Fantastic Four,’ even with the fate of the world weighing down the other end of the scales, Sue Storm chooses life for her baby.

We’ll talk about some entertainment options that might spark a Christian conversation. Then, we’ll talk about the new movie Sketch.

Is ChatGPT making us dumber? A new study says so. Then, we’ll talk briefly with the Pierre Perifel, the director behind The Bad Guys 2.

The Life of Chuck lands its R rating for its harsh language. But this optimistic, life-affirming film might speak to us in deeper, more profound ways, too.

LISTEN TO THE PLUGGED IN SHOW, EPISODE 296 It’s been hard to craft a good Fantastic Four movie. Every decade or so, Hollywood tries: Richard Corman allegedly directed a take on Marvel’s First Family in 1994—but it was never released. The 2005 Fantastic …

Acapulco, Apple TV+’s bilingual comedy, is almost as kind-hearted as Ted Lasso, but without as much crass language

Apple TV+’s take on Isaac Asimov classic sci-fi series takes some unwanted liberties with the source material.

What does the “Jesus Glow” trend on TikTok say about the impact influencers have on faith? Plus, the new movie, Smurfs.

When I was about 5 years old, I argued with a friend of mine (over a Pringles-and-Kool-Aid snack, as I recall) about whether Superman was real or not. He said yes. I said no. (Even then, I was a cynic.) Thankfully, we knew how to settle the matter: Go …

Everything you need to know about the new Superman flick and Nintendo’s Mario Kart World for the Switch 2.

‘Ballard,’ a spinoff from the long-running ‘Bosch’ television shows, comes with the same crime procedural DNA—and many of the same problems.

Despite being about a bunch of immortal fighters, Netflix’s ‘The Old Guard 2’ nevertheless feels pretty disposable.

Netflix might not have banked on Squid Game being its most popular show ever. But it sure knew it wanted it bloody.

For a faith-based movie, The Last Rodeo is a bit of a bumpy ride. But if you make it to the buzzer, the payoff is surprisingly sweet.