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Adaptation of R.J. Palacio's Book a Certified
Wonder
The feel-good movie of the Fall! Wonder is a gentle, uplifting story for anyone who's ever had to find their way in a not-always-welcoming world....
Murder on the Orient Express
a Welcome Throwback
Intrigue, murder, doubt, cinematography and a compelling cast come together in Kenneth Branagh's remake of Murder on the Orient Express. Branagh...
Chemistry and Conversation Carry
Last Flag Flying
From the acclaimed director of Boyhood and the Before Sunrise trilogy comes a quiet film about three aging Vietnam War buddies who reconnect for a...
Daddy's Home 2
Another Fun but Futile Sequel
Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg are in perfect harmony throughout this zany, off-the-walls comedy, but even they can't stop Daddy's Home 2 from...
Eric Liddell Biopic
On Wings of Eagles
Can't Decide Whether to Run Track or Take to the Air
Did you ever hope for a sequel to Chariots of Fire? Want to know what happened to "The Flying Scotsman" Eric Liddell after his 1924 Olympic...
Thor: Ragnarok
is the MCU's First Comedy
Thor: Ragnarok offers a swashbuckling good time. With his home threatened by a powerful new (to him) villain, Thor has to find a way to save his...
The
Bad Moms
are Back for
Christmas
The bad moms are back, unhinged as ever, and this time with Christmas flair. While it follows the general pattern laid out in the first...
I'll Push You
is a Pilgrimage of Love and Pain
I'll Push You is a simple movie, but there's a rare purity to its storytelling. This humble documentary not only chronicles the incredible journey...
Let There Be Light
Fails to Illuminate the Christian Genre
After a year filled with strong Christian films, Let There Be Light is a disappointing return to the mundane craftsmanship viewers have come to...
Thank You for Your Service
is a Raw Portrayal of Wounded Warriors
Thank You for Your Service eschews the physical side of war and instead leads viewers through the mental battlefield soldiers face upon returning...
Unequal Storylines Don't Add Up in
Suburbicon
A one-dimensional take on the dark underbelly of suburban culture, this story, written by the Coen Brothers and directed by George Clooney, is...
All I See is You
and Lots of Plodding, Explicit Content
If you're hoping for an action-packed, fast-paced thriller, keep looking; All I See is You takes its own sweet time. This artsy, brooding film...
God Recycles Trash into Treasure in
Same Kind of Different As Me
Much like its characters, Same Kind of Different As Me can be a little rough around the edges. Smooth these down however, and viewers will discover...
Only the Brave
Fights Incredible Flames, Fans Others
Harrowing but aspirational, Only the Brave shows men and women not only at their bravest but at their best. As a group of firefighters struggles...
The Snowman
's Expected Accumulation Never Arrives
Somewhere in The Snowman is a stylish crime thriller trying to emerge, but whether through a poor job of forging a screenplay from Jo Nesbo's book...
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