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  Church Satire Fails on All Fronts - Especially Humor - in Don Verdean It could've been timely satire. Instead, it falls flat in every possible way: shockingly unfunny with a point of view so tepid and timid that you're not quite sure why the Hesses went after the modern church... Christa Banister Mar 01, 2016
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  The Good Dinosaur Falls Short of Extraordinary While The Good Dinosaur certainly has all the pieces of a classic Pixar film, they never quite form a unified whole. Ryan Duncan Feb 23, 2016
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  Impressive Cast, Sobering Truths Put This Film in the Spotlight Takes a sensitive look at some very hard truths but doesn't take the easy bait to rail against religion, instead humbly tackling a grave topic with uncompromising candor. Jeffrey Huston Feb 23, 2016
• Secret in Their Eyes is Surprisingly Unforgettable Just when the account threatens to lose interest, director and screenwriter Billy Ray inserts a shot of narrative adrenaline that the slow-building tale needs to get us to its surprising finish. Christian Hamaker Feb 23, 2016
• Faith, Family & Football Front and Center in My All American This true story sports film from the writer of Hoosiers and Rudy isn't just set in the past; it actually feels like it came from there. And yet for as antiquated as the first hour feels, the second still... Jeffrey Huston Feb 23, 2016
• The 33 is a TV Movie of the Week, but a Big-Budget Good One More well-made than well-told, but absolutely convincing in affirming one of the most important ideals of all: to never ever give up. Jeffrey Huston Feb 16, 2016
• Sorkin's Script Gives Steve Jobs Its Byte So superbly crafted that it’s hard to dwell on any slight deficiencies. It's less about computer circuitry than it is about the human heart. Christian Hamaker Feb 16, 2016
• Drawn Out Spectre Will Test the Patience of All but the Most Devoted Bond Fans Bond fans will find enough connections to earlier Bond stories to feel satisfied with this bloated entry in the long-running series, which has seen its share of highs and lows. Christian Hamaker Feb 09, 2016
• Love the Coopers Can't Compete with Superior Holiday Home Viewing Options Although it improves as it goes, it digs a deep enough hole early on that, by the time it manages to dig itself out, it’s hard to know if the effort was worthwhile. Christian Hamaker Feb 09, 2016
• Bridge of Spies in Need of Structural Repairs It's not that the film is uninteresting visually or thematically, but it is unsurprising and feels more like two stories that, while obviously related, don't interact well within a 142-minute running time. Christian Hamaker Feb 02, 2016
• Steely Suffragette Wins with Powerful Performances Despite a meandering plot line, Suffragette features strong women played by strong actors, each one beautifully portrayed. Susan Ellingburg Feb 02, 2016
• Hard to Care about This Creaky Crisis Straddles the line between comedy and drama uneasily, never going anywhere new or pushing hard enough to define the type of story it's trying to tell. Like a lukewarm cup of coffee, it leaves a lot to be... Christian Hamaker Feb 02, 2016