The Space Between Us
This movie might appear to be a just another sci-fi drama. But it’s really more of a boys-are-from-Mars, girls-are-from-Venus coming-of-age story.
A Dog’s Purpose
A Dog’s Purpose is the kind of movie Christian moviegoers often say that we’d like to see: a sweet story that doggedly avoids gratuitous content.
The Resurrection of Gavin Stone
Too often the church isn’t seen as a place of grace or honesty, but as a place where hypocrites pretend to be better than they are. The Resurrection of Gavin Stone turns those stereotypes upside down.
Hidden Figures
Hidden Figures inspires as it entertains. It acknowledges racial divisions while insisting that there’s more than one way to fix them. And while it can be crass, its heart is good.
Lion
Lion is a gripping, moving, inspiring film that’s high in heart and relatively low in content.
Sing
Sing is exactly what you would expect if you’ve seen the trailer: a lighthearted and inspiring American Idol-style singing competition between animated, anthropomorphized animals.
Believe
Believe stresses the importance of charity while lauding entrepreneurship and plain hard work. It celebrates the ties between people and questions the commercialism of Christmas.
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Much of this movie’s magicking revolves around Harry Potter-style witchcraft.
Trolls
This let’s-all-get-along tale is pretty much exactly the kind of felt-and-glitter silliness you might expect from a movie about something you used to keep in your pencil box.
Loving
Loving, with its intimate scale and sparse content concerns, is an accessible, sometimes beautiful story about one couple’s love.