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  Race to Win Never Crosses the Finish Line Christian parents are always on the lookout for a movie that’s safe for their children while promoting positive, encouraging messages. In this area, Race to Win is a success. Ryan Duncan Feb 08, 2017
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  DreamWorks' Trolls Sparkles with Laughs and a Good Lesson A delightful family fairy tale about two emotionally opposite groups of feuding creatures is surprisingly clever and engaging. In a year filled with mediocre animated offerings, Trolls shines (or sparkles)... Stephen McGarvey Feb 07, 2017
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  As Title Suggests, Loving Speaks Softly, Maybe Too Softly When two simple people who simply want to live in peace find themselves in the middle of a landmark Supreme Court case, their story unfolds with quiet grace, highlighting their commitment. Loving is not just... Susan Ellingburg Feb 07, 2017
• Christian Characters Add Inspiration to Chess Drama Queen of Katwe What could have been a by-the-numbers story of an unlikely hero triumphing over the odds receives added inspiration from faith-fueled characters. Christian Hamaker Jan 31, 2017
• Newest Jack Reacher is a Brooding, By-the-Numbers Bore In a season of promising Oscar contenders, Jack Reacher: Never Go Back feels like a disposable summer flick that's shown up at the wrong party. Ryan Duncan Jan 31, 2017
• I'm Not Ashamed Will Feel Familiar to Any Christian Youth Grouper Neither a pugnacious retelling of the Columbine massacre, nor a cheesy canonization of its main character, I'm Not Ashamed is more the general story of the American Christian high schooler, given urgency,... Shawn McEvoy Jan 24, 2017
• The Light Between Oceans Burns Bright with Forgiveness Themes of confession and forgiveness blossom late in a film that creates a powerful sense of time and place. That’s more than enough to navigate a few bumps in the storytelling. Christian Hamaker Jan 24, 2017
• Hard to Get Fired Up about Inferno The characters keep talking and talking through Ron Howard's latest adaptation of Dan Brown's Robert Langdon novels. Plot twists and a sense of mystery are slow to develop in a story that's constantly... Christian Hamaker Jan 24, 2017
• We're Not On Board with The Girl on the Train Can a broken woman go from complete trainwreck to a clear track again? The Girl on the Train wants to say something about 'girls' using metaphors about trains and tunnels, but it's just the turn from Emily... Shawn McEvoy Jan 17, 2017
• Keeping Up with the Joneses Rises Well above Par A simple suburban couple gets caught up in the wildest ride of their lives when they discover their too-perfect neighbors are leading a dangerous double life. The brilliant cast turns an otherwise simple... Debbie Holloway Jan 17, 2017
• Deepwater Horizon a Hard Look at Tragic Disaster A disaster movie with the gut-punch of its subject matter being recent history, Deepwater Horizon shows off the best and worst of humanity. Debbie Holloway Jan 10, 2017
• The Accountant's Autistic Anti-Hero Balances a Smart Thriller Offering a character that at times comes off as a superhero without the costume, The Accountant blends seemingly discordant elements into a well-polished (if violent and occasionally profane) entertainment... Jeffrey Huston Jan 10, 2017