What to Watch at Home

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  A Wrinkle in Time Eyes Mindy Kaling and Reese Witherspoon for Key Roles Disney’s adaption of Madeleine L’Engle’s beloved novel is assembling quite the cast. Ryan Duncan Sep 12, 2016
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  Money Monster Should be One at the Box Office A fast-paced, entertaining adventure that gets just about everything right. With all due respect to superheroes, Money Monster is my favorite "sit back and enjoy the show" movie this year. Susan Ellingburg Sep 06, 2016
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  No Fairy Tale Magic for The Huntsman: Winter's War Three of our finest actresses join Chris Hemsworth for a tale of what occurred before Snow White and the Huntsman, as well as the events that followed it. But this strange prequel-sequel hybrid has a... Christian Hamaker Aug 29, 2016
• God's Not Dead Sequel Takes 2 Steps Back for Christian Cinema If you believe the "show don’t tell" dictum about how art should work, prepare yourself: God's Not Dead 2 is an endless stream of "telling" that shows how far Christian filmmakers have to go in creating... Christian Hamaker Aug 22, 2016
• Love and Wonder Crown The Little Prince This stellar re-imagining of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s treasured novella features a rich collection of love, loss, and laughter. Ryan Duncan Aug 15, 2016
• Last Days in the Desert More Inspiring Than Infuriating Doesn't make any pretense of sticking strictly to the synoptic Gospel narratives, but neither is it designed to throw unorthodox beliefs in the faces of its viewers. Rather, it's a gentle family drama... Christian Hamaker Aug 08, 2016
• The Boss is a Demotion for Cinematic Comedy For a comedy titan like Melissa McCarthy, The Boss should have been an easy win. Unfortunately, poor timing, lack of character development and overall dependence on profanity for laughs ensure this... Ryan Duncan Aug 01, 2016
• Batman v Superman Falls Short of Victory Batman v Superman delivers an epic showdown as promised, but not before lulling viewers to sleep with a tedious, brooding lecture on the nature of gods and power. Ryan Duncan Jul 25, 2016
• Miracles from Heaven Will Make You Smile Thanks to strong performances, a story that's funny and touching in turns, and an uplifting message, all but the most cynical will leave the theater with a fresh appreciation for everyday, out-of-the... Susan Ellingburg Jul 18, 2016
• Tina Fey Tackles New Territory in Whiskey Tango Foxtrot Tina Fey is engaging in this insightful story of a safe, boring TV producer who transforms herself into an intrepid war correspondent. In time she'll count the cost of that transformation, but first she has... Susan Ellingburg Jul 04, 2016
• Why Aren’t There More Christians on TV? The other night, as I was flipping idly between channels on television, I happened to stumble across something unexpected: a character praying. Ryan Duncan Jun 27, 2016
• Haven't You Ever Wondered about Jesus as The Young Messiah? The Young Messiah offers a unique perspective on our Savior that no other story ever has, and will cause viewers to contemplate Jesus, Mary and Joseph in ways they likely never have before. Jeffrey Huston Jun 20, 2016