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  Transformers Series Should Learn to Transform (and Trim) Too long and too confusing. But on the plus side, there's plenty of action, plucky characters, and the fate of the world hanging in the balance. You don't have to be familiar with the Transformers story or a... Susan Ellingburg Sep 26, 2017
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  If You (and Your Daughter) See One Superhero Movie This Decade, See Wonder Woman It's a movie both the DC franchise and fans of superhero action desperately needed: an un-boring origin story where nearly everything works and a woman saves the world. The 'WW' on the posters stands less... Shawn McEvoy Sep 19, 2017
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  The Mummy Cruises into Mediocrity They probably should have left this one in the crypt. Despite the mummy of the title—plus zombies, a mysterious top-secret agency, and mayhem on planes, trains (or their tunnels), and automobiles—The Mummy... Susan Ellingburg Sep 12, 2017
• Captain Underpants Soars above Mediocre Storytelling Despite an excess of toilet humor (literally. The villain is named Professor Poopypants and he rides around in a giant toilet), there's no denying Captain Underpants has the charisma and gumption necessary... Ryan Duncan Sep 12, 2017
• Megan Leavey Bonds with Dog, Not So Much with Viewers Neither the pick of the litter nor the runt, Megan Leavey, about a Marine and her dog, feels closer to a formulaic feel-good Hollywood story than its based-on-a-true-story disclaimer might indicate. While... Christian Hamaker Sep 05, 2017
• Hangover with a Heart? Rough Night is Raw, Rowdy, Relational "Underneath this wild, R-rated comedy," says star Scarlett Johansson, "is a movie with a very warm heart about friendship." True, but that sweet friendship story is buried beneath a mountain of highly sexual... Susan Ellingburg Sep 05, 2017
• Guilty or Innocent? In My Cousin Rachel It's More Than Meets the Eye A film that’s part gothic romance, part murder mystery, and part pastoral coming-of-age, My Cousin Rachel is just what a film of its genre and intentions ought to be. For making us question hundreds of... Debbie Holloway Aug 29, 2017
• Born in China is Natural Tourism at Its Finest & Least Expensive Beautifully filmed documentary Born in China takes you halfway around the world without leaving your seat, bringing you up close and personal with pandas, snow leopards, golden snub-nosed monkeys, chirus,... Carrie Dedrick Aug 29, 2017
• Baywatch is Fun - Not for the Whole Family - but for Some While this newest iteration of the Baywatch franchise is predictably full of raunchy jokes and scantily clad beach-goers, it’s surprisingly full of heart. Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Zac Efron lead the... Debbie Holloway Aug 29, 2017
• Guardians Vol. 2 a Satisfying Mix(tape) of Everything Good Prepare to be entertained: Peter Quill (Chris Pratt) and his motley crew are back to save the galaxy (again) in this lighthearted romp through space and time. The plot is simplistic at best, but when the... Susan Ellingburg Aug 22, 2017
• The Case for Christ Makes a Strong Argument for Mass Appeal The latest entry from Pure Flix Entertainment, The Case for Christ breaks the mold of Christian films, delivering a rich and compelling narrative along with the steadfast message of Christ's love. 3.5 out of... Ryan Duncan Aug 15, 2017
• Everything, Everything May Not Have it All, but It's Got Sweetness A sweet bit of romantic fluff. It's The Boy in the Bubble meets The Fault in Our Stars, but our young sweethearts are adorable in a wholesome kind of way and their story is charming—as long as you don't... Susan Ellingburg Aug 15, 2017