Contributor: Paul Asay

Believe it or not, some streaming services do have Christian cinematic options for you. They might not make a splash on your home screen, but they’re out there.

More and more family-friendly films are skipping the theaters and going straight to streaming platforms, which could have a greater cost in the long run.

NBC’s time-shifting dramedy is the story of Jack and Rebecca and their unusual set of triplets: Kevin, Kate and Randall

The original Top Gun resulted in a 500% increase in Navy recruitment rates. And the military is hoping the sequel will do the same.

This bilingual thriller takes place on two different timelines—and both have plenty of problems.

This category-busting sci-fi drama feels a bit like The X-Files meets On Golden Pond.

Curiously clever and deceptively smart, Chip ‘n Dale’s newest film is a good nut. But it still has some problems that might be hard to crack.

A couple generations ago, cartoons were considered to be strictly for kids. These days … not so much.

Disney counts on nostalgia-loving parents to flip on the new Rescue Rangers movie because of their love of the TV show.

Dog is a funny, touching story of a military dog and his soldier. But things can get pretty ruff along the way.

At turns sweet and sultry, funny and foul, this film can feel a little lost itself.

Twenty minutes in, some viewers may be cursing their own judgment.

Staircases go both up and down. And as HBO Max tries to climb upward toward art with this true-crime story, it really heads downward.

With a strong cast and a resonant true story, No Vacancy shows God working in powerful—and unexpected—ways.

First, everything you need to know about the new Dr. Strange film. Then we’ll dive into a broader conversation about the multiverse itself. Believe it or not, these sorts of stories come with some theological implications, too.