Lost on a Mountain in Maine
Based on the remarkable true story of Donn Fendler, ‘Lost on a Mountain in Maine’ spins a tale of survival with a profoundly pro-family message.
The Princess Bride
‘The Princess Bride’ reminds us that perfect people don’t always find perfect love. But imperfect relationships are where lasting love and friendship is found.
That Christmas
‘That Christmas’ comes with sweet messages. But there are a still a couple of “presents” here that won’t fit snugly under that Christmas tree.
My Neighbor Totoro
This rereleased 1988 Studio Ghibli classic is strange and lovely in all the right ways.
Hitpig!
There’s nothing super egregious about Hitpig. But it’s largely predicated on toilet humor and slapstick violence that little kids will easily latch onto.
A Christmas Story
Though not free of content concerns, ‘A Christmas Story’ is a heartfelt ode to family, childhood wonder and the joy of Christmas.
Conclave
This fictional film about the political struggle of electing a new Pope replaces faith with a worldly agenda.
Out of My Mind
Disney’s ‘Out of My Mind’ is a heartfelt story about the difficulties of cerebral palsy and the beauty of familial love and support.
Spellbound
Spellbound turned out to be a bit of a letdown.
Awesomest Christmas Ever
There’s some feel-good family magic in this Hallmark-like tale. But a surprising amount of suggestive content means ‘Awesomest Christmas Ever’ … isn’t.