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Contains likeable characters pulling off jaw-dropping physical feats while teaching some valuable lessons about teamwork, too.

What is meant to be a family-friendly comedy sadly becomes a big blue blunder and waste of studio money.

Not bad, but not awesome, and definitely below Disney standards for quality. It's cute, funny, sweet, and forgettable.

New reality show attempts to resuscitate failing churches by using a business model based on the needs of the community—not the gospel.

Though appropriate for the whole family, Hallmark original "Pete’s Christmas," unfortunately, is not one for the record books.

They've rescued bars and restaurants and shabby houses, but this month reality television stars are set to rescue something new.

Not even close to being on par with Pixar's Toy Story sequels, but a genial nature and thoroughgoing inoffensiveness make it palatable.

Spin-offs are always a tough sell for audiences, no matter what branch of media they come from, and Wonderland is still emerging from its sibling’s...

There are a lot of things that make Merry Larry and the True Light of Christmas a special edition to the Veggie Tales collection.

There’s no overlooking what first makes NBC’s The Michael J. Fox Show so remarkable: the new sitcom’s beloved namesake his challenges with...

In hindsight, there was almost no point in reviewing Marvel’s Agents of Shield. This highly anticipated new series was probably the only fall pilot...

How the morality tale of a cancer-stricken chemistry teacher who transforms himself into a cold-blooded, drug kingpin will end is what legions...

A painfully slow pace plus amoral, self-obsessed teens behaving like idiots minus a good lesson equals a massive waste of time.

If parents are looking to teach their children about the Freedom Marches, or even a simple tale of God’s love, Birmingham is their destination.

This animated coming-of-age story is aimed more at adolescents than young children, and packs a surprising, emotional wallop.