Contributor: Paul Asay

It’s time for the Plugged In Movie Awards! This week, our nominees for Best Christian Movies.

No matter how much spice is in play in the 1984 version of Dune, this cinematic stew is almost inedible.

How do romcoms influence us? And how can that influence be healthy or hurtful?

Super Bowl weekend is traditionally one of the slowest cinematic weekends of the year. But the weekend seemed particularly sluggish in 2024.

It’s time for the Plugged In Movie Awards! This week, our nominees for Best Movie for Adults.

No amount of parental controls can filter out worldview issues or alternative lifestyles from kids’ shows. So what’s a parent to do?

Turning Red didn’t have me turning red. But it didn’t leave me tickled pink, either.

What Rhymes With Reason tackles the ticklish issue of mental illness in an unusual context: an adventure dramedy.

American Fiction gives us plenty to ponder, but while it’s well-made, wickedly biting and surprisingly poignant, it comes with plenty of issues, too.

The Book of Clarence is entertaining, insightful and a wee bit unhinged. But you should think twice before adding it to your own cinematic canon.

Argylle took home $18 million to win the box office this weekend. But since the film took $200 million to make, that’s not saying much.

It’s time for the Plugged In Movie Awards! This week, our nominees for Best Movie for Teens.

Deeper, darker and more problematic than the original Mr. and Mrs. Smith, this Prime Video series may have some running for cover.

Why are folks drawn to shooter games like ‘The Finals’ and ‘Fortnite’? And is Gracie Abrams’ music right for your family?

After two weeks at No. 2, The Beekeeper–Jason Statham’s latest actioner—buzzed up to No. 1 and gave its competitors … hives.