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Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas
... from Grumpy Christians
Neither the comedic misadventure nor defense against anti-Christian views you may be expecting, this film has a joyful perspective but takes far...
Inside Out
a Literal Train Ride of Emotions in the Best Way Possible
So much to like here, but don't take my word for it. Go see it for yourself soon, kids optional.
When "Family
Vacation
" is an Oxymoron
The Summer 2015 raunchy comedy parade continues. But nothing in this reboot/sequel is very surprising, and the gags are far from high-minded.
The End of the Tour
Creates a Beginning for Conversation
In the hands of upstart indie film director Ponsoldt, it's an intellectually invigorating experience to be a fly on the wall for this philosophical...
Max
is a Mixed Breed of Patriotism and Head-Scratching Antics
Seemed like a slam dunk in perfect-for-the-whole-family counter-programming, but violence and mature themes could keep the younger set away.
The Geeks Inherit the Earth in Entertaining
Pixels
Just stupidly brilliant enough to become something of a cult classic in the vein of Zoolander or Dodgeball.
Southpaw
Displays Neither Patience nor Skill of a Winner
The undisciplined narrative is built upon so many wild and erratic swings that it lands far more eye rolls than punches.
Spielberg Touch Makes
Jurassic World
a Worthy Successor
Consider the franchise officially de-fossilized. It's too scary for kids, but those who like their summer roller coaster rides with a few shocks,...
Incredibly, Disney & Brad Bird Fail to Imbue
Tomorrowland
with Imagination, Inspiration
While many of today's action blockbusters are compared derisively to amusement-park rides, Tomorrowland proves that, sometimes, the amusement park...
Faith of Our Fathers
a Fair Effort in a Genre New to Christian Films
Brings to life the tragic aspect of how children of war grow up not knowing parents who made such a valiant sacrifice. The emotional journey may be...
There's More Than One Fault in
San Andreas
When did The Rock become a bankable movie star? This one can be boiled down to a corny aphorism: "The family that quakes together stays together."
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl
Goes to the Head of the 2015 Film Class
Feels like one of a dying breed: a film without big stars or built-in brand recognition, but with potentially broad appeal.
Batkid Begins
Brings Out the Best in Social Media
An engaging public service reminder about the goodness of humanity and how the world's interconnectedness via social media can actually be a...
Uneven
Dark Places
Definitely Goes to Some
Macabre mystery grows lazily manipulative and sporadically gratuitous, but as a keep-you-guessing whodunit and character study, it has some...
Remarkable Heroes Remarkably Human in Enjoyable
Avengers: Age of Ultron
With the deadly serious, highly anticipated origin story out of the way, Joss Whedon clearly gave himself license to have a little fun, and it pays...
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