Movie Features Archives

Crosswalk.com's Stephen McGarvey and Shawn McEvoy talk about the pros and cons to J.J. Abrams' Star Trek Into Darkness (out on DVD Sept. 10),...

Crosswalk.com's Stephen McGarvey and Shawn McEvoy discuss whether Iron Man 3 (out on DVD September 24) surpasses the franchise's previous efforts,...

What makes 42, the story of Jackie Robinson, such an inspiring story?

This true story of American legend Jackie Robinson is about how two ordinary men took a stand against racial prejudice in the late 1940s.

Jack now has his turn at the silver screen, with the film “Jack the Giant-Slayer,” in theaters now. I saw it, and was disappointed. Here’s why.

Is Oz the Great and Powerful, out on DVD June 11, a worthy prequel to the 1939 classic? Are there any positive takeaways or cautions to be aware...

Former Disney star Ashley Benson is busy promoting a racy R-rated film, "Spring Breakers," which features (among other things) a threesome scene....

Crosswalk.com sits down with director and foster-care advocate Bill Muir to talk about his new action-adventure kids movie The Lost Medallion,...

Beautiful, terrifying, bizarre, these are only a few words I would use to describe Adam and Dog, the Oscar nominated short film by Minkyu Lee.

It's Oscar week! The editors and film critics at Crosswalk.com announce their winners of the best movies of 2012, based upon criteria such as...

Of all the 2012 Oscar nominees, Beasts of the Southern Wild is one of the more obscure, but quite possibly also the most original. Crosswalk.com’s...

Art is something upon which not everyone agrees. That was certainly true for those on Crosswalk’s movie review panel in 2012.

Crosswalk.com's Stephen McGarvey and Shawn McEvoy discuss the merits of Kathryn Bigelow's Zero Dark Thirty, examining the quality, themes,...

Allowing a middle schooler to watch sex on the big screen is like allowing a toddler to ride in the front seat with no seatbelt.

It's been said that Hollywood films comfort the afflicted while Sundance films afflict the comfortable. Film offers a vicarious entry to the world...