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  Cinderella Story Gets Delightful Simian Spin in Monkey Kingdom As good as everything from Bears to African Cats to Oceans has been, Monkey Kingdom is easily the best of the Disneynature bunch. Christa Banister Sep 15, 2015
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  Wan's Direction, Walker's Last Film Highlight Furious 7 There are holes in the plot big enough for all those fancy cars to drive through side-by-side, but this is about explosions, fighting, fun, fast cars—and heart. Susan Ellingburg Sep 15, 2015
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  A Beach Boy Finds Love & Mercy in an Earthly Savior You'll leave with a satisfied feeling and a song in your heart. What more could a viewer want? Christian Hamaker Sep 15, 2015
• Beyond the Mask Will Delight Families, but Not Critics This revolutionary rollick proposes to give families not only a Christ-centered story, but a top-notch action film. Does it deliver? Debbie Holloway Sep 08, 2015
• Ford Sparks Otherwise Sputtering Age of Adaline The presence of veteran actor Harrison Ford - after 70 long minutes - brings instant gravitas and credibility to a film sorely lacking in both to that point. Christian Hamaker Sep 08, 2015
• Mad Max: Fury Road Not Just Brilliant Action, but Truly Serious Filmmaking Making the spectacle resonate beyond the eye-popping surface is a level of character and thematic depth rare to action movies. Jeffrey Huston Sep 01, 2015
• It's No Real Surprise Where Hope Grows Billed as a film "about finding redemption through faith, hope and love," it's a watchable yet rather subdued movie with a preaching-to-the-choir quality that results in less-than-surprising storytelling. Christian Hamaker Aug 25, 2015
• Despite Likeable Cast, Aloha Will Bid a Quick Hello and Goodbye There's a reason (several, really) this film has such bad buzz and very little promotion. It's basically the Joe Versus the Volcano of 2015. Christa Banister Aug 25, 2015
• The Hunt Has a Familiar Quality in Big Game Even if the film tries your patience, you know it’ll be over within an hour-and-a-half. You also won’t be able to stop yourself from grinning—or maybe guffawing—during a ludicrous finale. Christian Hamaker Aug 25, 2015
• Sap, Story Problems Drag Little Boy Down from Lofty Aspirations The spiritual themes, family-friendly content, handsome visuals and talented cast probably sound like a dream cinematic experience. But the story really suffers. Christa Banister Aug 18, 2015
• Lukewarm Hot Pursuit Doesn't Feel Worthy of Witherspoon's Talents Both female leads are more caricatures than characters, drawn in broad strokes with exaggerated features. But then, so is everyone else in the movie. Susan Ellingburg Aug 11, 2015
• In Defense of Christian Cinema: A Review of Do You Believe? It's predictable, too-tidy, and formulaic. But guess what? This Christian film executes said formula well while going beyond its message. Christian Hamaker Aug 04, 2015