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Movie Reviews Archives
Woodlawn
Wavers between Motivational and Theologically Problematic
The question that movies like Woodlawn and the recent God's Not Dead seek to answer is, "Will we glorify God with our actions?" But a better...
Bridge of Spies
in Need of Structural Repairs
It's not that the film is uninteresting visually or thematically, but it is unsurprising and feels more like two stories that, while obviously...
Goosebumps
Has 'Safe Scares' for Kids & Adults Alike
Scary enough without being too scary, funny but not silly, a little gross but not disgusting, and just romantic enough for the pre-teen crowd.
Room
's Confrontation with 'Intimate Evil' is Deeply Personal
Brie Larson blossoms in the kind of staggering turn that Oscar nominations – and careers – are made of.
Vertigo-Inducing
The Walk
Nonetheless One of the Most Beautiful Films Ever
I expected impressive views and a bit of feeling queasy; what I did not expect was an enchanting story or a luminous portrayal of such a charming...
Pan
Sparkles but Fails to Fly
This particular attempt to bring Peter Pan to the screen is plagued by a weak script and delivers little more than a diverting romp for children...
The Martian
's Most Effective Moments Come Too Late
The tension should be mounting as the rescue mission reaches its culmination, but a semi-intentional time slog and a finale with too many...
He Named Me Malala
Features the Progressive Muslim Voice the West Has Been Looking For
Plays less like a documentary and more like a cinematic memoir of a young woman who represents so many girls who are trapped, suppressed, and...
The Intern
: They Don't Make 'Em Like This Anymore
A lot of not-so-small miracles are pulled off over the course of this movie, one that ends up being so hugely satisfying. Director Nancy Meyers has...
Oyelowo and Real, Gritty Faith Ensure This Christian Film Has a
Captive
Audience
Based on a real-life ordeal, this is a story of second chances, purpose, and hope, one that shows "faith as it works in real life…no sugar coating,...
Everest
is a Beautiful, Deadly Journey
What starts as a bucket-list adventure soon becomes a numbers game featuring the terror and suspense of any good Man vs. Nature film.
Too Many Dystopian Clichés Extinguish
The Scorch Trials
Normally, an element of surprise is a real asset in storytelling, but this sequel clutters a script that already wasn't making much sense in the...
For a Movie about Heaven,
90 Minutes
is Surprisingly Earthbound
Lacks the production values of Heaven is for Real, but follows its source material more closely. But a plodding pace and a surprising shortage of...
The Visit
Features a Twist, but Not Much Else Screams Shyamalan
Fits well in the Blumhouse horror universe but is a disappointment for those of us who were hoping for something that showed off more of...
Life-Affirming
A Brilliant Young Mind
Boasts Riches Aplenty
For many of us, the film is a window into a world - life on the autism spectrum - we may know nothing about. Stories of misunderstood young genius...
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