The Union
Netflix’s The Union puts a fun spin on the spy thriller genre. But the film’s problems undercut its mission for families.
The Fabulous Four
Gallons of booze, acres of edibles and inebriated old friends who argue a lot. Just when does the fabulous comes in?
Fly Me to the Moon
Most of this stylish romcom flies high and fun. But some bits will likely leave young family audiences grounded.
One Fast Move
One Fast Move uses motorbike racing to tell story about fathers and sons. But its problematic content causes it to veer off the track.
The Instigators
On paper, Apple TV+’s ‘The Instigators’ looks like it’d be a sure thing. But ultimately, it bungles its positives away.
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
John Ford’s quintessential frontier tale blends Old West adventure and modern melancholy, with a few content concerns along the trail.
A Quiet Place: Day One
The third entry in the ‘Quiet Place’ franchise once again contrasts savage alien brutality with surprising human tenderness.
Daddio
Daddio’s cinematic cab ride gives us two people baring their souls—and a whole lot of R-rated luggage.
The First Omen
Originally given an NC-17 rating, The First Omen is a dark, troubling film that uses supernatural scares for little spiritual purpose.
Treasure
There is an emotional treasure or two in Treasure. But it requires a bit of R-rated digging.