What to Watch at Home

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  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 24, 2015
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  Insurgent Takes the Slow Train to Dullsville As a viewer of many post-apocalyptic films, I didn't think it was possible to make one where existence itself is so boring for the characters. Insurgent has proven it can be done. Christa Banister Aug 10, 2015
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  Bad Has Never Looked So Good in Descendants Descendants is the next installment in the Disney Channel Original Movies, and judging from the look of things, it’s angling to become Disney’s new musical sensation. Ryan Duncan Aug 03, 2015
• The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Indeed This sequel was as inevitable as it was welcome. But that earned expectation is, regrettably, not met. There's still charm, humor and warmth, but it's definitely "second best." Jeffrey Huston Jul 27, 2015
• The Slow Burn Satisfies in Stunning Sci-Fi Thriller Ex Machina On the cerebral side of the sci-fi genre, trading spectacle for subtlety in a way that's spellbinding and satisfying, and featuring an impressive performance from Oscar Isaac. Christian Hamaker Jul 20, 2015
• Lightweight and Disposable, Paul Blart Sequel Funny Nonetheless It's funny because Kevin James is funny. It’s that simple. It’s unfortunate it can’t be more, but it’s enough. Jeffrey Huston Jul 13, 2015
• Chappie's Intelligence is Purely Artificial Once again, a Neill Blomkamp landscape is far from pleasant. But the bigger problem is that Chappie fails to generate any kind of enthusiastic reaction or provoke thoughtful consideration of ideas. Christian Hamaker Jun 29, 2015
• The Definitive Ranking of Pixar Fathers What happens when Father’s Day coincides with the release of a highly anticipated Pixar movie? Why, you combine the two of course! Ryan Duncan Jun 22, 2015
• The Jim Gaffigan Show Mixes Comic’s Humor and Religion The husband-and-wife team say their Catholicism — with its daily prayer, weekly Mass and rosary recitation with their five kids — is such a part of their own lives that not including it in their work would... Kimberly Winston Jun 15, 2015
• Hallmark Hits Home with Signed, Sealed, Delivered: From Paris with Love From Paris, with Love reminds viewers that, in this age of lightspeed communication, we need to slow down every once in a while. Ryan Duncan Jun 08, 2015
• 5 New TV Shows Christians Should Know About Among the upcoming new shows, there are five in particular that every Christian should be aware of. Ryan Duncan May 22, 2015
• Triumphant Selma Grabs Us by the Lapels and Won't Let Go Even with dramatic liberties taken, DuVernay's street-level film is a fearless, well-crafted, important document of historical awareness. Jeffrey Huston May 11, 2015