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“It’s puppets, glitter, and a goblin king who sings rock ballads — what could go wrong? (Spoiler: Plenty.)” Fantasy film poster for "Labyrinth," featuring an intricate design with a golden-hued character overlooking a mystical scene. In the foreground, a young woman stands amidst fantastical creatures, set against a backdrop of surreal landscapes. The tagline emphasizes the theme of illusion and adventure. 📖 Quick Snapshot Sarah (Jennifer Connelly) is a teenager who wishes h

“A movie called NeverEnding … and your kids will feel that way during the swamp scene where everyone cries.” 📖 Quick Snapshot Bastian, a bullied boy, escapes into a magical book about a young warrior named Atreyu tasked with saving the land of Fantasia from “The Nothing.” It’s full of imagination, wild creatures, and one of the most traumatizing horse scenes in cinematic history (yes, you know the one). 🗣️ Language & Profanity Surprisingly, no major curse words . Some name-

“Phone home? More like phone VidAngel first if you want this Spielberg classic squeaky clean.” Classic movie poster for "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial," showcasing the iconic moment of connection between a human hand and an alien finger, set against a backdrop of space and Earth. 📖 Quick Snapshot A lonely boy named Elliott discovers a stranded alien (E.T.) and hides him from the government. Together with his siblings, he helps E.T. return home. It’s magical, heartwarming, and o

“It’s slapstick, satire, and seasonal chaos wrapped in Christmas lights — but is Clark Griswold’s holiday disaster a family tradition or a moral migraine?” A man dressed as Santa is struck by an electric shock while tangled in Christmas lights, surrounded by flying presents and vibrant energy. 📖 Quick Snapshot Clark Griswold (Chevy Chase) wants to give his family “the perfect Christmas.” Of course, everything goes hilariously wrong: exploding turkeys, electrocuted cats, redn

“It’s a Christmas classic stretched into a full-length film — but does Jim Carrey’s Grinch deliver holiday cheer or a little too much green madness?” Jim Carrey stars as the iconic character in the "Collector's Edition" of Dr. Seuss's How the Grinch Stole Christmas, featuring a snowy Whoville scene set against a winter sky. 📖 Quick Snapshot Ron Howard took Dr. Seuss’s short and sweet story and turned it into a full-scale Hollywood spectacle. Jim Carrey transforms into the Gr

“It’s a magical midnight train ride to the North Pole — but does this Christmas adventure warm kids’ hearts or leave parents scratching their heads?” A young boy stands in awe before a magnificent, steam-powered train under a starry winter sky in this enchanting poster for "The Polar Express," featuring the tagline, "This Holiday Season... Believe." 📖 Quick Snapshot Based on Chris Van Allsburg’s beloved book, The Polar Express tells the story of a boy who doubts Santa Claus

“He’s a grown man raised by elves, fueled by maple syrup and candy canes — but is Buddy the Elf a Christmas miracle or just a holiday sugar rush?” Cheerful and festive, this holiday movie poster features a delighted character in a green elf costume, set against a snowy cityscape, capturing the whimsical spirit of "Elf." 📖 Quick Snapshot Will Ferrell plays Buddy, a human raised in the North Pole who travels to New York City to find his real father. Along the way, he spreads C

A surprised young boy holds his face in shock while two mischievous burglars lurk behind him, captured in this classic holiday movie poster for "Home Alone." “It’s the Christmas classic where an 8-year-old outsmarts burglars with paint cans and tarantulas — but is it family fun or a parental minefield?” 📖 Quick Snapshot Macaulay Culkin stars as Kevin McCallister, the boy left behind when his large, chaotic family accidentally flies to Paris without him. What follows is equal

“He’s green, he’s grumpy, and he hates Christmas… but is this version safe for your kids to watch while sipping hot cocoa under the tree?” A mischievous and green protagonist plots his seasonal mischief in the 2018 holiday release, "Dr. Seuss' The Grinch," presented by Illumination. 📖 Quick Snapshot Illumination’s The Grinch (2018), with Benedict Cumberbatch voicing the grouch, is a brighter, sillier, and more kid-friendly version compared to Jim Carrey’s wild 2000 take. Th

Imagine if Lassie and RoboCop had a baby… sort of. After a freak accident, a policeman and his loyal dog are fused together, creating Dog Man — a crime-fighting, half-human, half-canine hero. Along the way, Dog Man battles Petey the Cat (a villain with daddy issues), takes care of Lil Petey (a kid clone with too much energy), and learns that forgiveness and friendship might be more powerful than superpowers.

Welcome, fellow movie enthusiasts and family film fans! Today, we’re diving into the much-anticipated Superman (2025) . Yes, the Man of Steel is back, and this time he’s facing new challenges that are sure to resonate with audiences of all ages. We’re here to break it down for you—Christian family style! So grab your popcorn, settle in, and let’s see if this film is a hit or a miss for your next family movie night! (Superman illustration) The Good: What Makes Superman Fly Hig

Ah, family movie night! It’s that cherished time when popcorn flies, laughter fills the air, and kids question Dad’s jokes. This week, we are diving into the classic adventure film, The Goonies . Before you gather the family and settle in for a night of treasure hunting and nostalgia, let’s explore the good, the bad, and the ugly of this 1985 gem from a Christian family perspective. The Goonies movie poster featuring the adventurous kids The Good First, let’s focus on the pos

Hi friends, Dr. Layne McDonald here, your Christian movie reviewer, sharing what parents and families of faith need to know about The Batman (2022). Robert Pattinson’s take on Bruce Wayne is moody, intense, and thoughtful. It’s the grittiest Batman we’ve seen in years, but does it hold up for Christian families? Let’s break it down with the good, the bad, and the ugly.