What to Watch at Home

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  Monsters University: The Parental Guidance of Pixar Movies Not even close to being on par with Pixar's Toy Story sequels, but a genial nature and thoroughgoing inoffensiveness make it palatable. Christian Hamaker Nov 04, 2013
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  Whimsical Wonderland has Long Road Ahead Spin-offs are always a tough sell for audiences, no matter what branch of media they come from. Ryan Duncan Oct 28, 2013
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  Veggie Tales Merry Larry Shines Big and Bright There are a lot of things that make Merry Larry and the True Light of Christmas a special edition to the Veggie Tales collection. Ryan Duncan Oct 21, 2013
• The Michael J. Fox Show An Inspiring Struggle There’s no overlooking what first makes NBC’s The Michael J. Fox Show so remarkable: the new sitcom’s beloved namesake his challenges with Parkinson’s disease. Ed Cardinal Oct 14, 2013
• Marvel Wins Again with Agents of Shield In hindsight, there was almost no point in reviewing Marvel’s Agents of Shield. This highly anticipated new series was probably the only fall pilot guaranteed of success. Ryan Duncan Oct 07, 2013
• Walter White and the Gospel According to Breaking Bad Cathleen Falsani Sep 30, 2013
• Bling Ring a Shiny Package with Nothing of Value Inside A painfully slow pace plus amoral, self-obsessed teens behaving like idiots minus a good lesson equals a massive waste of time. Susan Ellingburg Sep 23, 2013
• The Watsons Go to Birmingham Puts Family First If parents are looking to teach their children about the Freedom Marches, or even a simple tale of God’s love, Birmingham is their destination. Ryan Duncan Sep 16, 2013
• The View From Up on Poppy Hill is Complex, Rewarding This animated coming-of-age story is aimed more at adolescents than young children, and packs a surprising, emotional wallop. Christian Hamaker Sep 09, 2013
• The Reluctant Fundamentalist is Fascinating but Flawed Tense, well-acted and intriguing, but fails to complete the picture of a complicated man or a lesson about tolerance. Christa Banister Sep 02, 2013
• Blind-Sided: Heading for Cultural Irrelevance I’m kind of upset. A great movie was pulled from the shelves of a Christian bookstore chain. Eric Metaxas Aug 26, 2013
• Brutal Olympus Has Fallen Insults Our Intelligence Not the mindless action fun you've been hoping for. What makes the stupidity vile is the level of blood lust that fuels the good guy. Jeffrey Huston Aug 19, 2013