You Gotta Believe
You Gotta Believe is an inspiring story about a little league team, but some foul language might prevent this from being a home run.
Harold and the Purple Crayon
Harold and the Purple Crayon doodles up some laughs. It also draws us in to ponder spiritual questions about life’s purpose.
Inside Out 2
Inside Out 2 is fun. It’s thoughtful. And it’s a fantastic conversation starter. And it lands just a hair below Pixar’s best films.
Time Bandits
Let’s travel back to 1981 to revisit Time Bandits. But before you stuff your bag with loot, you may find that not all that glitters is gold.
Lawrence of Arabia
This timeless classic is a visual and aural spectacle that sticks with you. But there are dark emotions that linger, too.
Monster High 2
While Monster High 2 doesn’t come at viewers withs its claws and fangs out, it still harbors significant worldview issues.
Fiddler on the Roof
Fiddler on the Roof is quite clean and could be a great conversation starter for the whole family about faith and culture.
Saving Bikini Bottom: The Sandy Cheeks Movie
SpongeBob and Sandy Cheeks set out to rescue their home from an evil CEO in a story that’s equal parts immature, silly and sweet.
Despicable Me 4
Despicable Me 4 delivers more of what we’ve come to expect from this franchise: silly slapstick, some toilet humor and sweet family messages.
Young Woman and the Sea
Young Woman and the Sea is quite the inspiring tale of courage and perseverance (with a couple of content concerns for families).