Truth Rising
The Focus on the Family documentary Truth Rising encourages Christians to live out their faith and stand firm in the truths upon which Western civilization is based.
KPop Demon Hunters
‘KPop Demon Hunters’ tells an intrinsically spiritual story, but its true message is about exposing sins and flaws in order to heal and grow.
Sketch
Families should note the little content monsters lurking inside this colorful, often hilarious film. Otherwise, Sketch is a cinematic joy.
The Bad Guys 2
‘The Bad Guys 2’ brings more high-stakes heists and musings on the nature of being good. It also comes with a couple content issues for families to consider.
Elio
Pixar’s Elio, about a lonely boy who wants to connect with aliens, offers parents a springboard to talk about God’s unfailing love for us—even when we feel alone.
Shin Godzilla
This 2016 take on Godzilla’s story returns to theaters and returns the franchise to its historical roots as a satirical cultural commentary about bureaucratic red tape.
Smurfs
Smurfs is a fun flick. But a heavy dependence on euphemisms and some problematic spiritual views might require more parental hand-holding.
Zombies 4: Dawn of the Vampires
As Zed and Addison once again find themselves entangled in a monster vs. monster feud, they mentor two young leaders, teaching them the benefits of embracing each other’s differences instead.
Superman III
The Man of Steel returns, only this time, he’s battling the ultimate computer created by a goofy programmer who incites chaos wherever he goes.
How to Train Your Dragon (2025)
How to Train Your Dragon is a near shot-for-shot remake of the original. But its live-action nature makes the violence here more visceral.