What to Watch at Home

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  Kubo and the Two Strings is Perfectly in Tune With escapades nearly as captivating as the stop-motion animation, this simple story of adventure and familial love gets 4.5 out of 5 stars. Debbie Holloway Nov 28, 2016
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  Finding Dory is the Summer Adventure You Won't Forget Finding Dory has all the laughter and tears we’ve come to expect from a Pixar film, making this sequel one of the best movies you’ll see this summer. Ryan Duncan Nov 21, 2016
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  Disney Releases Dazzling New Clips for Moana The latest in a long line of animated films, Moana takes place in ancient Polynesia where a young princess named Moana (Auli’I Cravalho) must venture forth from her island home and set sail on a fabled... Ryan Duncan Nov 14, 2016
• Star Trek Beyond Goes Even Further into Darkness While the plot is standard fare, Beyond brings the signature blend of escapism and somber truths that have drawn audiences to the Star Trek franchise for decades. Debbie Holloway Nov 07, 2016
• How Charlie Brown's The Great Pumpkin Is Redeeming Halloween Though not as popular as its Christmas counterpart, this Halloween special still invokes some powerful thoughts on faith, doubt, honesty, and trust. Ryan Duncan Oct 31, 2016
• Independence Day: Resurgence is Disaster-by-Numbers Not the most amazing movie of the summer, but fun enough to be a good excuse to sit in an air-conditioned theater for a couple of hours. Susan Ellingburg Oct 24, 2016
• Ice Age: Collision Course Not a Complete Disaster While there’s nothing particularly noteworthy about the fifth installment of Ice Age, the film still manages to be a pleasant, family-friendly outing for anyone with extra time and money to spare. Ryan Duncan Oct 17, 2016
• How Speechless is Changing our Politically Correct Culture With so many difficult questions being posed by the world today, it’s ironic that a show called Speechless is providing such helpful answers. Ryan Duncan Oct 10, 2016
• What The Good Place Gets Wrong (and Right) about Heaven In its attempts to bypass awkward conversations about faith, The Good Place ironically stumbles upon a number of biblical truths concerning God, Heaven, and grace. Ryan Duncan Oct 03, 2016
• Free State of Jones: Impactful While Imperfect Based on true events, Free State of Jones is a unique Civil War-era story, showing how both sides of a war can be violent and oppressive. Structurally imperfect and a bit too meandering, the film still runs... Debbie Holloway Sep 26, 2016
• How Hello, Dolly! Taught Me to be a Better Christian Hello, Dolly! offers sage advice on life, love, happiness, and, if you’re someone like me, what it means to be a Christian. Ryan Duncan Sep 19, 2016
• Pay Attention! Now You See Me 2 Turns the Trick of Sequel Success A smart, stylish movie that fools the eye even as it delights it. Prepare to watch closely—you’ll still be caught looking, but it’s all part of the fun. Just the thing for a summer night at the movies! Susan Ellingburg Sep 12, 2016