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On the surface, it would seem to deliver on every Christian movie cliché imaginable. Instead, the film draws its audience into a rich narrative...

Director Oliver Stone's hagiographic movie about the man who exposed the extent of the U.S. government's surveillance program leaves no room for...

Writing worship music is hard! So is serving the Lord at times. What's easy is sitting back for the experience of Hillsong: Let Hope Rise, where...

On paper, Greater has all the right elements for a successful Christian movie. But these qualities never quite find their harmony, resulting in a...

Not just a thrilling depiction of a recent real-life event, but also a moving character study of moral resolve. There are numerous instances of...

While Storks doesn’t soar to any great comedic heights, it still manages to deliver a healthy lesson on the importance of family, friendship, and...

This timeless tale of warriors defending the weak has its moments of strength, but due to an overlong runtime and lack of real zest, it clocks in...

This action movie/bromance/Bible-era tale is a spectacle in the style of old Hollywood. It's more of a retelling than a remake of the 1959 classic...

You don't have to be a music lover to appreciate this inspiring story of a woman who believed in the power of music—and the men who worked to make...

Peculiar Children, peculiar villains, peculiar directing choices, peculiar movie. This film defines the term 'mixed bag' as it feels original and...

Between the patchwork story, tonal schizophrenia, and dark demonic activity, there’s little here that could be considered entertaining in Suicide...

Though it sticks to classic goofs, jokes, and themes, Bridget Jones’s Baby stands a cut above the average rom-com with endearing characters, a...

While not particularly original, The Secret Life of Pets still manages to win over viewers with its fun characters, simple story, and...

Reasonably suspenseful with nary a dull moment, this is not one of those action movies with snappy asides and flashes of humor.

Steven Spielberg returns to the director’s chair for his first children’s movie in five years with a surprisingly well-paced and heartfelt...