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A script celebrating family is to be applauded. But the delivery of this message in Courageous is a bit heavy-handed.

Rather than your typical on-the-field heroics or off-the-field antics, Moneyball defies genre conventions.

Germophobes beware: Watching Contagion will only kick those frequent hand-washing tendencies into overdrive.

Although I Don’t Know How She Does It has an arguably conservative message, it arrives at that message very gradually.

Clichés hamper Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark, a movie that’s scarier than other horror films in completely unintentional ways.

What DVD reviews, features or interviews were the most read at Crosswalk.com in 2011? Find out what made the top 10 list.

Dolphin Tale’s heart is in the right place. And that helps overcome the cynicism a formulaic plot too frequently feeds.

Similar in notable ways to last year’s The Fighter, the well acted Warrior could find itself standing, arms raised, when awards season rolls...

Woody Allen’s statement isn’t anything original: now is your Golden Age, whether you like it or not, so live in it rather than lament the past.

Sticking with the bear necessities, a few lessons worth learning, and plenty of action to boot, Kung Fu Panda 2 is the rare sequel that’s as much...

He looked bored at this year’s Oscars. And apparently Rise of the Planet of the Apes doesn’t excite James Franco either.

Based on Kathryn Stockett’s bestseller, The Help is by turns hilarious and horrifying, but ultimately it’s a story of hope.

Western/sci-fi Cowboys & Aliens is intense with “gotcha” moments looming anytime the action even thinks about slowing down.

For moviegoing families who’ve already seen Kung Fu Panda 2 and Judy Moody’s NOT Bummer Summer, Mr. Popper’s Penguins is another option worth...

The Hangover Part II aims for the upper decks but is, instead, a major whiff—unnecessary, witless and inferior in every way to the highly overrated...