What to Watch at Home

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  Hope Springs for Marriages, Rom-Com Genre It’s not too far-fetched to suggest that this film could genuinely help couples, and even save some marriages. Jeffrey Huston Dec 03, 2012
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  Dark but Imaginative ParaNorman is Outcast-Friendly There’s a wonderfully relevant message tucked inside this piece of stop-motion animation, but it's more geared towards adults than kids. Christa Banister Nov 26, 2012
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  Rebooted Spider-Man Fun, but "Amazing"? Nah Gets less interesting as it goes, but it’s rarely boring. There's fresher popcorn to be found, but the craving is still satisfied. Christian Hamaker Nov 19, 2012
• Family Ties Fought for in Brave A terrific lesson about the mother/daughter relationship and the need for grace from both generations. Susan Ellingburg Nov 12, 2012
• Meaning’s at the Heart of Arthur Christmas Comic adventure turns into a heartfelt story about traditions, the meanings behind them and the relationships at their core. Jeffrey Huston Nov 05, 2012
• Ruby Sparks but Doesn't Catch Fire Though not without promise, the story and its moral feel more appropriate to a TV-length program rather than a feature film. Christian Hamaker Oct 29, 2012
• League of Incredible Vegetables Defines Heroes as Those Who Trust God Not the most incredible VeggieTales disc ever assembled, but an honest, earnest treatment of an important, practical topic (fear) makes it one of the most meaningful. Shawn McEvoy Oct 16, 2012
• Artful Moonrise Kingdom a Story of First Love When I see superior filmmaking like Moonrise Kingdom, I can’t help but wonder what it is that Wes Anderson’s imitators lack. Jeffrey Huston Oct 12, 2012
• Prometheus Offers Alternate Creation Story Although it has several good performances, the story of Prometheus is a slap in the face to believers in a divine Creator. Christian Hamaker Oct 08, 2012
• Life Proves Complicated for People Like Us Its deft handling of complicated family situations makes People Like Us one of the best American films released so far this year. Christian Hamaker Oct 01, 2012
• The Avengers is Old-Fashioned Fun Summer movies—even overstuffed ones—can still provide a heavy dose of good old-fashioned fun. Christian Hamaker Sep 24, 2012
• Journey Transforms at the Marigold Hotel A group of elderly English strangers—each at a personal crossroads—grows from taking a journey they never expected when they stay at this hotel. Jeffrey Huston Sep 17, 2012