The Matrix
‘The Matrix’ has become a sci-fi classic, and with good reason. But plugging into this movie, like plugging into the Matrix itself, comes with some danger.
Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot
When a pastor’s wife is convicted that their family needs to adopt hurting kids, it ignites an adoption revolution in her small East Texas town.
Cuckoo
Cuckoo feels like a movie that wants to say more than it does. But you might feel better flying the nest and leaving this horror thriller behind.
Blink Twice
You’ll do far more wincing than blinking in this I Spit on Your Grave meets Epstein Island pic.
Slingshot
Slingshot boasts fine performances, clever plotting and simmering tension. But violence and language send this film off course.
The Firing Squad
The Firing Squad truly shows how God can transform us into new creatures—and how His love can sustain us even in the worst of circumstances.
AfrAId
AfrAId, like the AI assistant at its center, comes with plenty of promise. But it brings problems to the table, too.
The Crow (2024)
Forget crows; let’s take some advice from a different corvid. In terms of The Crow, quoth the Raven, “nevermore.”
Grave of the Fireflies
‘Grave of the Fireflies’ is a war movie that’s equal parts beautiful and terrifying, hopeful and heartrending.
Borderlands
Despite Cate Blanchett’s presence in this video game movie, its language and violence mean there are better ways to spend an afternoon.