Contributor: Paul Asay

On its own, ‘Hola Frida’ is a sweet story about a little girl dealing with big problems. But dig a little, and the movie has big problems of its own.

I’ve been writing most of my life. But according to the AI tools integrated into the technology around me, I’ve been doing it wrong.

Marvel’s so-called First Family takes its ‘First Steps’ in the official MCU canon in a story that majors on family and dials down typical Marvel content concerns.

You can swipe left on ‘Swiped.’ What could’ve been an interesting dissection of internet dating culture is a shallow disappointment.

Ne Zha 2 comes with box-office bona fides and nice craftsmanship. But when your main character’s a demon, you’re bound to run into problems.

Light of the World premiered nationwide last weekend, earning more than $2.4 million. For many a filmmaker, that premiere is the culmination of the movie’s own story …

Violence seems at our door more often than ever. And as a nation grapples with yet another instance of it, could entertainment be a cause?

Amazon’s Prime Video has seen the light: Faith-based entertainment can be very good for business. ‘House of David’ was a massive hit …

What is a toy’s greatest fear? That a newer toy may become the object of a child’s affection, thus condemning the one-time favorite to a lonely shelf or a darkened closet.

It’s fun, but the show is guilty of lack of restraint in the second degree—a senseless crime if ever there was one.

Based on novel by Jenny Han, this series follows the complex love life of Belly, a young girl caught between two boys who are childhood friends as she joins the world of debutantes.

This Disney+ filmed version of the musical features Hamilton at its 2016 peak.

‘Highest 2 Lowest’ should be approached with definite caution. The content here can be extreme. But it does come with a purpose, too.

This sequel to The Office features the same setup, crisp writing and cringe-worthy jokes of its forbear. But The Paper’s content issues can be significantly worse.

The ‘Jaws’ re-release nearly chomped its way to victory, but horror flick ‘Weapons’ clawed its way back to the top of the box office.