Contributor: Paul Asay

The modern Olympics are something of a reboot. Maybe that’s one reason why so many movies have been made about the Olympics.

Some adult fans of the original may celebrate Kevin Smith’s take on the franchise. But for families, the show has lots of flaws.

Who’s better, LeBron James or Michael Jordan? If you’re talking the ability to hold your own with Bugs Bunny, you just might have a debate on your hands.

We tried to cast a pretty wide net, offering a little something for every taste, be they parent, kid or just someone wanting to watch a film that reflects their faith.

Directed by and starring the legendary Billy Crystal, Here Today seems guilty of trying too hard.

It’s a lyrical homage to traditional musicals. But it hits some sour notes by rejecting traditional values.

The show includes plenty of great lessons related to honesty, kindness and humility—underrated values today.

We expected a movie about a couple of highly trained killers would be exciting. We didn’t expect it to be so sweet.

This Netflix teen drama feels like the unlikely mash-up of Mean Girls and Lost.

The Plugged In team straps on its collective cape, strikes a particularly powerful superhero pose and talks about Marvel’s newest movie.

While the film can be twisty and satisfying, the lack of any real praise-worthy behavior feels a bit criminal in itself.

This is a frenetic, bloody mess in some ways. But in that mess, you have moments of moral clarity about what is worth valuing.

In the Dark is aptly named: Better to sit in the dark than watch this show.

You’ve probably never heard of the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival. But for those who attended, it was life changing.

The show, like its main character, can be pretty grim and rough