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March 2012
Roberts the Fairest of All in
Mirror Mirror
A charming and deliciously sinister performance from Julia Roberts as the Queen ensures Mirror Mirror is no rotten apple.
Christa Banister
March 29, 2012
Cameron Takes a
Monumental
Journey
To find out what made the United States a great nation, Kirk Cameron retraces the steps of “the people who built this country.”
Susan Ellingburg
March 19, 2012
October Baby
Delivers Forgiveness and Grace
Politicians and preachers often try to put a face on it. But in October Baby, filmmakers have managed to literally put a face on abortion.
Susan Ellingburg
March 26, 2012
The Odds Are in
The Hunger Games
’ Favor
Author Suzanne Collins and her legion of fans should be ecstatic with how this adaptation turned out.
Christa Banister
March 21, 2012
21 Jump Street
Gets a Surprising Update
What started out as a breakout television hit in the late ‘80s has now been given a surprising cinematic update: raunchy comedy.
Jeffrey Huston
March 15, 2012
Jeff, Who Lives at Home
Searches for Meaning
With the film Jeff, Who Lives at Home, we’re introduced to yet another grown man with a perpetual case of Peter Pan syndrome.
Christa Banister
March 15, 2012
Muddled
Being Flynn
Bypasses God
We don’t much care about the characters and wonder if these “works of progress” are actually regressing instead.
Christian Hamaker
March 13, 2012
Nothing Family-Friendly in
Friends with Kids
What starts off as depicting what happens to a group of friends once kids enter the picture seriously goes downhill in a hurry.
Christa Banister
March 13, 2012
John Carter
Is as Plain as the Name
The story never quite comes together in the big-budget John Carter, leaving a dissatisfying sense of what might have been.
Christian Hamaker
March 08, 2012
Theology a Bit Fishy in
Salmon Fishing
The strengths of the film taper out as it shifts toward a bland message about “faith” and a few Zen-like scenes of fly fishing.
Christian Hamaker
March 08, 2012
Murphy’s Latest Not Worth
A Thousand Words
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. I’d say Eddie Murphy’s A Thousand Words, is worth two: don’t bother.
Susan Ellingburg
March 08, 2012
Positive Outweighs Negative in
The Lorax
Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax is a captivating and charming visual feast. Yet it’s almost done in by ham-fisted didactic liberalism.
Jeffrey Huston
March 01, 2012
Undefeated
Breaks the Sports Movie Mold
The 2011 Oscar winner for for Best Documentary Feature lets us connect with real-life players in a compelling, beat-the-odds story.
Christa Banister
March 01, 2012
February 2012
Good Deeds
Is a Welcome Change from Madea
Leaving his “Madea” persona far behind, Tyler Perry tries something different in his mostly well-intentioned drama Good Deeds.
Christa Banister
February 27, 2012
Act of Valor
Part of Elite Film Squad
Call it what you will, this is a stirring, patriotic depiction of men who carry out dangerous missions on behalf of their country.
Christian Hamaker
February 23, 2012
Wanderlust
Takes an Uncomfortable Journey
The laughs in Wanderlust are largely in the service of bawdy, R-rated material that makes this film difficult to recommend.
Christian Hamaker
February 23, 2012
Love Is a Losing Battle in
This Means War
Unfortunately, no amount of hair flips and charm from the normally crowd-pleasing Reese Witherspoon can save This Means War.
Christa Banister
February 16, 2012
Secret World of Arrietty
Is a Small Wonder
Small people with big hopes make up The Secret Life of Arrietty. Give it a chance, and it will enhance your sense of wonder.
Christian Hamaker
February 16, 2012
Coriolanus
Could Make New Fans for the Bard
Directed by Ralph Fiennes, Coriolanus is a gripping, cinematic take on one of Shakespeare’s less frequently performed plays.
Christian Hamaker
February 16, 2012
There's Little Joy in the
Journey 2
Based on Jules Verne’s novels, one can’t help wondering why the filmmakers didn’t take a few more cues from the author himself.
Christa Banister
February 10, 2012
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