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March 2006
Allen Provides Some Laughs in
Shaggy
Remake
Christa Banister
March 16, 2006
"Thief Lord" Spins a Magical, Thrilling Tale
While “The Thief Lord” weaves a complicated web of subplots, it doesn’t draw them together into a cohesive message. Instead, it delivers a charming, tongue-in-cheek tale that can get kids thinking about growing up, who to trust, and why love is better than money.
Whitney Hopler
March 09, 2006
"Failure to Launch" Stays True to Name
When an older couple grows sick and tired of their very grown, 35-year-old son
still
living in their home, they hire a pretty girl to capture his heart and trick him into leaving. It’s a great hook, but can the charm of this romantic comedy’s premise be sustained for 97 minutes?
Lisa Rice
March 08, 2006
Childhood Fantasy, Preteen Angst Meet in "Aquamarine"
“Aquamarine” is aimed straight at the often neglected tween market, giving girls that taste of fairy tale fantasy they don’t want to give up too quickly AND pulling them into some well-conceived, real girl issues that interest them greatly at this age.
Lisa Rice
March 02, 2006
February 2006
Taylor's Good Intentions Come Through in "The Second Chance"
From director Steve Taylor, "The Second Chance" effectively displays the tensions between different parts of the body of Christ. What the film lacks in cinematic style, it makes up for in earnestness. Although, at times, the film is a little too earnest for its own good.
Christian Hamaker
February 23, 2006
Cute, Cold and Corny Characterize "Eight Below"
Predictability and willing suspension of disbelief are forgivable if there is an element of overriding tenderness. In the case of “Eight Below,” there certainly is. A sweet love story and charming comic relief draw the audience to forgive the corny predictability and drawn out sequences of dogs acting like selfless humans.
Lisa Rice
February 16, 2006
Pain, Mystery, Grace Create Powerful Mosaic in
Freedomland
Its everything 2005’s Crash wanted to be but wasn't. Crackling with racial tension, suspense and two dynamite lead performances, this 113-minute book adaptation delivers on-the-money drama.
February 16, 2006
Protect Yourself Against "Firewall"
Consider this review a “firewall” — a form of protection keeping you from the new Harrison Ford movie of the same name. Directed by Richard Loncraine, "Firewall" goes from the formulaic to the preposterous before limping to a violent but predictable conclusion.
February 09, 2006
On the Adorable Scale,
Curious George
Is a 10
With its precious, well-crafted story and its integrity in staying true to the warm characters created by author H.A. Rey, “Curious George” is a 10 on the Adorable Scale.
Lisa Rice
February 08, 2006
January 2006
Setting Is Superfluous to By-the-Numbers "Annapolis"
A few weeks after the successful debut of "Glory Road," Disney tries to win audiences again by combining war and sports in "Annapolis," a new film set at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. It’s surprising, therefore, that the film is only tangentially about war — and not altogether about sports.
Christian Hamaker
January 26, 2006
Engaging
Mars
a Great Trek for Parents, Children
Annabelle Robertson
August 13, 2007
Beyond Few Magical Moments, "Nanny McPhee" Misses
Despite its early potential, overall "Nanny McPhee" is a miss and should likely be avoided by families who have been recently spoiled by such compelling competition as “Narnia.”
Lisa Rice
January 26, 2006
Forgiveness or Revenge Decided at the "End of the Spear"
Filmmakers like Bill Ewing understand that audiences love watching true stories packed with drama, danger, intrigue, and spiritual inspiration. "End of the Spear" will likely attract scores of families who want to so inspire their children to make a sacrificial impact in this life.
Lisa Rice
January 19, 2006
Woody Allen Rallies With Disturbing
Match Point
Match Point
is the best Woody Allen movie since
Crimes and Misdemeanors
in 1989, but with such a weak group of films in between, the question remains: Is
Match Point
good enough to recommend? The answer is yes, but with several important qualifications.
Christian Hamaker
January 19, 2006
Ponderous
New World
Is No Paradise
Christian Hamaker
January 19, 2006
Faith, Hope & Sports Travel Well Along "Glory Road"
"Glory Road" is formulaic but effective, touched with a fondness for faith and religion. The energy of the first hour dissipates by the time of the big tournament, but this story of young men blessed with a great opportunity -- and their forced camaraderie through shared circumstances -- makes for an entertaining film.
Christian Hamaker
January 12, 2006
Hilarious "Hoodwinked" Clever Fairy Tale Retelling
It is a rare movie that is truly funny for both kids and their parents. Yet the comical “Hoodwinked” is a surprisingly hysterical offering after a year of underwhelming computer animated films.
Stephen McGarvey
January 12, 2006
Goal! The Dream Begins
compiled by Josh Hurst
January 21, 2009
The Great Warming
compiled by Jeffrey Overstreet
January 21, 2009
Gridiron Gang
compiled by Jeffrey Overstreet
January 21, 2009
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