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This revolutionary rollick proposes to give families not only a Christ-centered story, but a top-notch action film. Does it deliver?

There are holes in the plot big enough for all those fancy cars to drive through side-by-side, but this is about explosions, fighting, fun, fast...

A delightful movie. Not groundbreaking or amazing or the greatest movie ever, but charming and sweet with genuinely funny moments.

The best-looking bomb of the year, but a bomb nonetheless, despite its acclaimed director, accomplished stars and gorgeous cinematography.

It's predictable, too-tidy, and formulaic. But guess what? This Christian film executes said formula well while going beyond its message.

As a viewer of many post-apocalyptic films, I didn't think it was possible to make one where existence itself is so boring for the characters....

Nothing to complain about here, but nothing stands out either. The impression the film leaves isn't deep, but Christian audiences will likely enjoy...

The story is indeed familiar, but an important lesson about kindness and striking visuals down to every little detail make this an enjoyable if not...

I’d love to say this is Neeson as you've never seen him before, but it's actually Neeson as we've seen him many times before. Not an uplifting...

Once again, a Neill Blomkamp landscape is far from pleasant. But the bigger problem is that Chappie fails to generate any kind of enthusiastic...

This sequel was as inevitable as it was welcome. But that earned expectation is, regrettably, not met. There's still charm, humor and warmth, but...

For such a colorful documentary, The Drop Box is very straightforward in its message: all children deserve life and love.

Toys with its audience the way its characters toy with each other, to the extent audiences are likely to feel betrayed by the innumerable...

The kind of heart-warming story Disney was once known for, one the whole family can enjoy together and leave feeling glad they came.

Commentary on cyber-bullying and a call for common decency among teens are timely, and help elevate the film from typical high school fare.