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February 2016
This
Race
Finishes with Substance & Heart
The athletic achievements of Olympic legend Jesse Owens are nothing short of remarkable, but Race is so much more than your average sports movie or celebrity biopic. It’s a very human story about social marginalization that, sadly, still resonates.
Christa Banister
February 17, 2016
Providence
Has Its Heart in the Right Place, but Not Much Else
Providence is best described as a faith-based romance in the Nicholas Sparks vein, a just-in-time-for-Valentine's film for Christians. But a plodding narrative, dull characters and an absence of dialogue don't leave much for us to fall in love with.
Christa Banister
February 10, 2016
Profane
Deadpool
Wears Thin before it Wears Out
"I didn't ask to be super, and I'm not a hero," says Wade Wilson, also known as Deadpool. That's an understatement coming from a revenge-driven, loathsome joker—a supposedly witty Marvel character whose nonstop irreverence grows old fast. 1.5 out of 5.
Christian Hamaker
February 10, 2016
Celebrity-Filled
Zoolander 2
Models Questionable Humor
A fun bit of fluff that skewers pop culture and the fashion industry in a celebrity-studded romp, Zoolander 2 is gloriously silly, but probably not the best choice for the easily offended.
Susan Ellingburg
February 10, 2016
Hail, Caesar!
is a Goofy Valentine to Hollywood's Golden Age
In what's easily one of the Coen Brothers' zaniest movies about Hollywood's inner workings since Barton Fink, the audience is transported back to the 1950s where one very busy man tries to keep one hectic movie studio's biggest stars out of trouble.
Christa Banister
January 29, 2016
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
More Half-Hearted than Horrifying
Zombie buffs are more likely to get a charge out of this one than Jane Austen devotees. The film does offer interesting performances and an occasional inspired riff on the original novel, but it's hard to envision anyone leaving on an emotional high.
Christian Hamaker
January 31, 2016
The Choice
: Predestined for Predictability
Nicholas Sparks has repeatedly tried to recapture the lightning in a bottle of The Notebook. The Choice may have emotional stakes but delivers neither star power nor screenwriting prowess. It's a Hallmark movie with better production values.
Christa Banister
February 03, 2016
January 2016
CrosswalkMovies.com's Top 10 Films of 2015
The Academy didn't nominate our Number One movie for Best Picture, but that's okay. A Top 10 movies list compiled by a panel of eight believers from CrosswalkMovies.com SHOULD look a little different. Get your popcorn ready!
Editorial Staff & Film Critics
January 13, 2016
Kung Fu Panda
's Third Chapter Still Has Plenty of Kick
The Kung Fu Panda movies have been a consistently fun and family-friendly cinematic diversion for eight years now, proof that a simple, well-executed concept can win over an audience again and again.
Christa Banister
January 27, 2016
The Finest Hours
Feels Waterlogged
There’s a virtuous, life-affirming story to be told about these events, but the real men involved deserved better than this listless recounting of what happened to them.
Christian Hamaker
January 27, 2016
The Pastor
Preaches a Haphazard Sermon
A courageous attempt at engaging gang violence from a Christian standpoint, but a meandering storyline and half-hearted self-censorship ultimately derail the film's message.
Ryan Duncan
January 22, 2016
The 5th Wave
Crashes and Burns into Dystopian Oblivion
Rick Yancey's book has to be far better than this resulting movie. How else to explain how such a bloated dystopian mess got greenlighted in the first place?
Christa Banister
January 20, 2016
Michael Bay's
13 Hours
Comes Through Despite Unpleasantries, Hard Truths
Feels a bit long, and isn't likely to engender any warm feelings about the U.S. government, but depicts sacrifices and actions that deserve to be celebrated.
Susan Ellingburg
January 13, 2016
Norm of the North
is Hard to Bear
The story of a talking polar bear who longs to protect his Arctic habitat from a despicable developer feels pieced together from better films, and when the stock nature of the storytelling becomes apparent, Norm of the North goes south in a hurry.
Christian Hamaker
January 13, 2016
As Christian Sports/Superhero Movie,
The Masked Saint
Impresses
If this is the direction Christian films are going, I'm all for it. The story is both uplifting and interesting and there's plenty of action.
Susan Ellingburg
January 06, 2016
December 2015
Joy
: Lawrence is So Good, She Can Make a Movie about a Mop Sparkle
Despite having enough material for three separate movies, this story about a harried female inventor satisfies on multiple levels thanks to the skill of Jennifer Lawrence.
Christa Banister
December 22, 2015
Concussion
Tells a Hard Truth; The NFL Blocks It
The spiritual struggle in Concussion is one all believers confront to some degree—how to open people's eyes when they are too comfortable with a system that supports and sustains a lie.
Christian Hamaker
December 22, 2015
Raw, Brutal
The Revenant
a Triumph of Spirit and Technique
Few modern films attempt a truly grand scale set in the real wilderness. Fewer still actually pull it off. The Revenant dares the first and, to its credit and our awe, does the second.
Jeffrey Huston
December 17, 2015
Sunny
Yellow Day
Surprises as Faith-Based Art
On the surface, it would seem to deliver on every Christian movie cliché imaginable. Instead, the film draws its audience into a rich narrative where common lessons from the Bible are reframed in a new and compelling background. It’s not just a good movie, its good art.
Ryan Duncan
December 22, 2015
Strong Female Leads Aside, This
Carol
Doesn't Quite Sing
Blanchett may be considered an Oscar frontrunner for her performance, but Carol, about a lesbian love affair in the 1950s, is pretty scant on substance and a distinct point of view.
Christa Banister
December 22, 2015
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