IT
A bevy of children star in IT, but they’d be ill-advised to watch it.
Good Time
Good Time is filled with sex, violence, drug use and language, making the movie’s title an obscenely ironic statement.
Birth of the Dragon
Birth of the Dragon unexpectedly illustrates some important spiritual truths in a story that otherwise plays fast and loose with the real battle between Bruce Lee and Wong Jack Man.
The Hitman’s Bodyguard
Think Deadpool, only with hired assassins, Russian thugs and nobody in spandex.
Logan Lucky
Now, I don’t have anything against a clever caper movie, and this one’s pretty clever. But we must remember the myth such films are built upon.
Annabelle: Creation
Even though it acknowledges the need for God to confront spiritual evil, its problems are still legion.
The Glass Castle
The story of Jeanette Walls’ family is an achingly poignant one, exposing deep imperfections amid remarkable beauty.
The Dark Tower
We find a strong dramatic proclamation made that even the most powerful of evil can be faced down by the earnestness of, and belief in, good. Less admirable are the dark and demonic things of this broad fantasy.
Wind River
Wyoming’s Wind River Indian Reservation is depicted here as a place where the vulnerable are at the mercy of the strong and hungry.
Kidnap
Kidnap isn’t as bad as it could be, but that doesn’t make it good. This movie’s speed limit is higher than its IQ.