What to Watch at Home Archives

Not all of us leave home to find adventure and make new beginnings. But most of us do, at least once. For this reason, Brooklyn will resonate with...

Both charming and heartbreaking, Many Beautiful Things is a testament to the immeasurable love of God, and the wonder found in His creation.

Not only pays homage to the original Rocky with plenty of knowing winks, but raises the bar with a solid storyline, memorable performances and even...

Marvel just announced the next hero to join their Mighty Defenders. English actor Finn Jones has landed the role of Iron Fist in the upcoming...

More well-made than well-told, but absolutely convincing in affirming one of the most important ideals of all: to never ever give up.

Despite a meandering plot line, Suffragette features strong women played by strong actors, each one beautifully portrayed.

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...

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,...

The script may only scratch the surface on more significant matters, but it’s fun to see these actors out amid jaw-dropping scenery in a story that...

The message is one that Christians embrace: that prayer is the key to winning battles in life that we can’t win on our own.

It's so nice when a series gets better instead of worse. This installment is funny, fast-paced, clever, packed with amazing stunts and...

Lackluster sequels aren't unusual—they're the rule, not the exception—but because Minions is aimed at a younger audience, the dissatisfaction feels...

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...

Counting these sheep is simple, sweetly entertaining, and far from sleep-inducing.

A thoughtful, beautiful film that investigates one of the biggest mysteries of all: what connects humans to each other.