What to Watch at Home

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  The Man from U.N.C.L.E. is Just the T.I.C.K.E.T. As the opening scene unfolds, you sit back, nod your head, and realize you're in for a crisp, clean spy-thriller, with just the right amount of laughs and tender moments. Debbie Holloway Nov 17, 2015
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  When "Family Vacation" is an Oxymoron The Summer 2015 raunchy comedy parade continues. But nothing in this reboot/sequel is very surprising, and the gags are far from high-minded. Christian Hamaker Nov 08, 2015
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  Hitman: Agent 47 Moves in Slow-Motion toward Forgettable With sheer lack of inspiration, it's merely another example of a video game not exactly translating to the big screen in memorable fashion. Christa Banister Nov 02, 2015
• Spielberg Touch Makes Jurassic World a Worthy Successor Consider the franchise officially de-fossilized. It's too scary for kids, but those who like their summer roller coaster rides with a few shocks, jolts and scares will get exactly what they're hoping for. Christian Hamaker Oct 26, 2015
• Incredibly, Disney & Brad Bird Fail to Imbue Tomorrowland with Imagination, Inspiration While many of today's action blockbusters are compared derisively to amusement-park rides, Tomorrowland proves that, sometimes, the amusement park is preferable to the multiplex. Christian Hamaker Oct 19, 2015
• Me and Earl and the Dying Girl Goes to the Head of the 2015 Film Class Feels like one of a dying breed: a film without big stars or built-in brand recognition, but with potentially broad appeal. Christian Hamaker Oct 12, 2015
• Have The Muppets Killed Jim Henson's Vision? Though the original Muppet Show had a certain level of mischievousness and grown-up humor, there is something missing from the new version: simplicity of heart. Brandon Ambrosino Oct 05, 2015
• Pitch Perfect Sequel Hits All the Right Notes In many ways such as character development and humor, it's even better than the original. Yes, singing and pursuit of the big title are still important, but friendship and girl power take center stage. Christa Banister Sep 28, 2015
• Despite its Name, Adrenaline Chooses a Slow, Steady Pace Far from being a Christian version of Fast and Furious, this new project from Living Water Films is more of a survivor story wrapped in a shiny, racing veneer. Ryan Duncan Sep 21, 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 14, 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 04, 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 31, 2015