What to Watch at Home Archives

While the plot is standard fare, Beyond brings the signature blend of escapism and somber truths that have drawn audiences to the Star Trek...

Though not as popular as its Christmas counterpart, this Halloween special still invokes some powerful thoughts on faith, doubt, honesty, and...

Not the most amazing movie of the summer, but fun enough to be a good excuse to sit in an air-conditioned theater for a couple of hours.

While there’s nothing particularly noteworthy about the fifth installment of Ice Age, the film still manages to be a pleasant, family-friendly...

With so many difficult questions being posed by the world today, it’s ironic that a show called Speechless is providing such helpful answers.

In its attempts to bypass awkward conversations about faith, The Good Place ironically stumbles upon a number of biblical truths concerning God,...

Based on true events, Free State of Jones is a unique Civil War-era story, showing how both sides of a war can be violent and oppressive....

Hello, Dolly! offers sage advice on life, love, happiness, and, if you’re someone like me, what it means to be a Christian.

A smart, stylish movie that fools the eye even as it delights it. Prepare to watch closely—you’ll still be caught looking, but it’s all part of the...

Disney’s adaption of Madeleine L’Engle’s beloved novel is assembling quite the cast.

A fast-paced, entertaining adventure that gets just about everything right. With all due respect to superheroes, Money Monster is my favorite "sit...

Three of our finest actresses join Chris Hemsworth for a tale of what occurred before Snow White and the Huntsman, as well as the events that...

If you believe the "show don’t tell" dictum about how art should work, prepare yourself: God's Not Dead 2 is an endless stream of "telling" that...

This stellar re-imagining of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s treasured novella features a rich collection of love, loss, and laughter.

Doesn't make any pretense of sticking strictly to the synoptic Gospel narratives, but neither is it designed to throw unorthodox beliefs in the...