Movies & Features

True to its heritage, Disneynature captures nature on its own terms and its own schedule; with never-before-seen stories in our natural world that both astound and charm you. It's a pattern set by Walt Disney so many years ago.

Has an intriguing premise but gets less interesting, not more, once Will experiences transcendence.

What’s most compelling about Heaven is for Real is that it forces the faithful to truly wrestle with what’s being shared from the pulpit ...

As the flimsiness of the story becomes all too apparent, viewers may be wondering how much more they'll be able to endure.

Cleveland Browns GM Kevin Costner has to make this year's draft picks winners ... or lose his job. How's he going to pull that off and manage his own teetering private life too?
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Old-fashioned good-vs.-evil fun, even if you aren't sure which side is which among the not-so-subtle real-world political parallels.

A quick-running, G-rated, family friendly film about Madagascar that educates and inspires without dancing hippos or polka-dot zebras.

Drawing a clear line between the ways of God and man, Noah is rife with theological exploration that some may find heretical while others will find refreshing and artistic.
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Though this cameo-filled affair tries to make a profound statement about bold faith, it falls prey to several predictable blunders.

Another star-studded affair that’s also very, very funny, equally showcasing the talents of comedic actors and creative puppeteers.

As with many modern adaptations, much is lost in translation for those who haven't read the books. But those who have should be pleased.

What I learned from a visit to the set of the biblical epic Noah, directed by Darren Aronofsky.

The mystery allows fans to see Veronica in her full detective glory again, but the case is never as intriguing as the relationships.

Two of history's most intrepid time travelers make the leap to movies! And there's really only one big question to ask: When Peabody's adoptive son Sherman gets in trouble, who does he call? The dogfather, of course.

A respectful telling of the life of Christ—perhaps too respectful—that, like so many other movies about Jesus, is a mostly solemn affair.

Yet another example of wasted potential, quickly devolving into flat, uninspired storytelling, one-note characters and decent effects.

If this is Hayao Miyazaki's final film, it's a fitting farewell to an artist who inspired wonder in millions of fans both young and old.

In terms of pure popcorn entertainment, 3 Days to Kill is actually a lot more fun than Taken and its so-so sequel.

Take an advanced preview look at the new faith-based movie that takes unbelief head-on and demands a verdict to prove that God's not dead!
With special appearances by Newsboys and “Duck Dynasty’s” Willie and Korie Robertson.

Coming to theaters March 21

What seemed like it might be a fantastic, magical story feels awkwardly stitched together, even laughable when not outright confusing.