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September 2016
Diverting, if Not Quite
Magnificent
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 at 2.5 out of 5 stars.
Debbie Holloway
September 22, 2016
Hillsong: Let Hope Rise
Has World-Changing Power
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 we're invited not only to praise Jesus, but to get an intimate view into what it looks like to be authentic, unapologetic, hopeful Christians in a world longing for God.
Shawn McEvoy
September 14, 2016
Mr. Church
is Undercooked but Still Appetizing
While this heartfelt story of familial love doesn’t serve up anything too exciting, Mr. Church still manages to entertain thanks to a handful of winning performances.
Ryan Duncan
September 15, 2016
Bridget Jones
Still Endearing after All These Years
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 quick script, and strong performances.
Debbie Holloway
September 15, 2016
Overly Flattering
Snowden
Sparks to Life Only Sporadically
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 doubt.
Christian Hamaker
September 15, 2016
There’s Nothing Remotely Interesting about
The Wild Life
With its lackluster animation, sluggish pacing, and one-dimensional characters, this latest retelling of Robinson Crusoe would have done better distracting children as a Saturday morning cartoon.
Ryan Duncan
September 07, 2016
Courageous Selflessness Will Leave You Feeling Grateful for
Sully
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 heroism - not just from the main character - that set a selfless example for everyone who watches.
Jeffrey Huston
September 07, 2016
August 2016
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
August 31, 2016
Latest Faith-in-Football Film Not
Greater
Than the Sum of Its Parts
On paper, Greater has all the right elements for a successful Christian movie. But these qualities never quite find their harmony, resulting in a lackluster entry to the ever-growing faith-in-football genre.
Ryan Duncan
August 24, 2016
Hands of Stone
's Redemption Saga Hits a Brick Wall
Nothing innovative here: a sports hero rises, falls, and rises again. But Hands of Stone has an excessive amount of foul language and a couple scenes of explicit sexuality, all of which feel superfluous to the central story.
Christian Hamaker
August 24, 2016
Ben-Hur
is Beautiful but Bloody
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 but there's plenty to like about this modern version.
Susan Ellingburg
August 17, 2016
Kubo and the Two Strings
is Perfectly in Tune
With escapades nearly as captivating as the stop-motion animation, this simple story of adventure and familial love gets 4.5 out of 5 stars.
Debbie Holloway
August 18, 2016
Florence Foster Jenkins
is the Feel-Good Movie of a Feel-Bad Year
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 her unlikely dream come true. As touching as it is hilarious, Florence Foster Jenkins is above all a love story sure to make your heart sing.
Susan Ellingburg
July 28, 2016
Pete's Dragon
Remake Brings Long Forgotten Family Sensibilities Forward with It
When was the last time you sat back and let a movie gently take you where it wanted, without feeling worried that something objectionable was just around the corner? It was probably a Disney movie from a long time ago. Pete's Dragon is, if not exactly fresh, then at least far from frenetic.
Christian Hamaker
August 10, 2016
DC's
Suicide Squad
is Anything but Heroic
Between the patchwork story, tonal schizophrenia, and dark demonic activity, there’s little here that could be considered entertaining in
Suicide Squad
.
Jeffrey Huston
July 28, 2016
July 2016
There’s Still Plenty of Fight Left in
Jason Bourne
Reasonably suspenseful with nary a dull moment, this is not one of those action movies with snappy asides and flashes of humor.
Susan Ellingburg
July 27, 2016
Bad Moms
Lives Up to its Name
Today’s generation of moms might be more over-committed, and overworked than ever.
Bad Moms
is a fun (while raunchy) take on the impossible standards of modern motherhood.
Debbie Holloway
July 27, 2016
Star Trek Beyond
Goes Even Further into Darkness
While the plot is standard fare,
Beyond
brings the signature blend of escapism and somber truths that have drawn audiences to the
Star Trek
franchise for decades.
Debbie Holloway
July 20, 2016
Ice Age: Collision Course
Not a Complete Disaster
While there’s nothing particularly noteworthy about the fifth installment of Ice Age, the film still manages to be a pleasant, family-friendly outing for anyone with extra time and money to spare.
Ryan Duncan
July 20, 2016
Ghostbusters
Just a Big Marshmallow That Could Use Some Toasting
Not so much a remake as a re-imagining. It's fairly fun in a fluffy kind of way, but there's no plot to speak of and the effects are nothing to shout about. The Ghostbusters play well together but is that worth the price of a movie these days? Only if you're going to the dollar theater.
Susan Ellingburg
July 14, 2016
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