Safety continues a strong tradition found in Disney’s film catalog—that of the inspirational sports movie.
Artistically and aesthetically, Wolfwalkers wows. But theologically, it has some issues.
The first half feels like a slow-burn indie movie. The second half feels like The Karate Kid, with wrestling replacing …
All My Life, as a romance, may work for some. And as I mentioned, it could’ve been worse. But I …
This is more wuxia battle adventure than anything winking and whimsical.
when you add in all of its often diametrically opposed content issues, Half Brothers never coalesces into a satisfying, family-friendly …
Mank illustrates that it’s not just the superficial content that can make a film problematic. Often, issues are hardboiled into …
Godmothered is a light, sweet and wry movie, the latest to gently reexamine Disney’s legend-spinning archetypes.
The heroes here—both human and animal—remind us that when times get tough, perseverance can spur toward a brighter tomorrow.
The Christmas Chronicles 2 packs laughs, adventure and another story about broken families learning how to put themselves back together …
Problems aside, this choreographed flick focuses on the power of grace and forgiveness.
While Uncle Frank is more nuanced at times than you might expect, its messaging can still feel pretty heavy-handed, too.
Happiest Season delivers a holiday-themed lesbian romance that predictably appropriates the genre’s formula and feel-good vibe.
Ava is yet another movie about an assassin with a heart. Maybe it’s not a heart of gold, exactly, but …
This version of the Grinch’s tale is well made, as clean as a crisp snow on a Sunday morning.