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While this story of one man's journey through violence and drug addiction can be a bit melodramatic at times, it still delivers a moving testimony...

A delightful live-action retelling of a much-loved story, Beauty and the Beast looks like a picturebook come to life with music and dancing. Yes,...

A spectacular monster movie that gives you everything you're looking for: shocks, laughs, and thrills, all impressively rendered on a huge big...

After months of both anticipation and controversy, The Shack (based on William P. Young's 2007 bestseller) underwhelmed. While I won't be singing...

Hugh Jackman's self-admitted final foray into the character of Wolverine strikes a different note entirely from earlier installments in the X-Men...

Some furniture is sturdy, built to last. Cheap furniture is designed for the short term until something more substantial comes along. The...

While far from legendary, Rock Dog still delivers an unexpectedly fun story with enough music, laughs, and talented voice acting to pass a lazy...

I imagine the pitch meeting for Collide went something like: “We’ll crash as many cars as possible in 90 minutes, hire a couple of great actors to...

Raises some interesting ideas about trust, sacrifice and purpose, but not even an international cast led by Matt Damon can compensate for an...

A movie that only got made because its stars obviously had a good time making it, Fist Fight is largely a cringeworthy waste of time and earns a...

In a year of incivility and division, these movies that moved us did not shy away from such issues but helped light a way home in colorful,...

Everything is still awesome in this spinoff to 2014's The Lego Movie. Will Arnett's Batman has gone from side character to main hero, and the...

A United Kingdom is the story of a real-life relationship more surreal than fairy-tale. Set against a post-WWII backdrop of Apartheid, colonialism...

The Space Between Us is an intermittently stirring look at different types of parenthood as seen through the eyes of an orphaned boy born and...

Christian viewers might struggle with the concept of this gentle family film built around the notion that a dog can die repeatedly and be...