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Mia Staub Christianity Today Sep 10, 2026 In this case, shaky cam serves as a metaphor for The Uprising’s execution --nauseating in some moments, unserious in others. Go to Full Review The Uprising (2026) 57% - -

Paul Marchbanks Christianity Today Aug 4, 2026 Nolan’s cinematic reinvention, by contrast, provides Odysseus with psychological consistency. In the process, it deconstructs Western culture’s glorification of aggression. The implied thesis? “Blessed are the peacemakers.” Go to Full Review The Odyssey (2026) 94% - -

Cody Benjamin Christianity Today Jul 1, 2026 Young Washington effectively portrays the sheer improbability of the free country that would follow this man’s unforgotten lead. It previews the unlikely triumphs -- and tragically regular loss of life -- it took to carve a land of imperfect liberty. Go to Full Review Young Washington (2026) 59% - -

Paul Marchbanks Christianity Today Jun 25, 2026 Though Disclosure Day appropriates New Testament motifs, it neither parodies nor dismisses the power of Christian faith. Go to Full Review Disclosure Day (2026) 79% - -

Grant Dutro Christianity Today Jun 25, 2026 I felt utter disgust as the credits rolled. Go to Full Review The Death of Robin Hood (2026) 69% - -

Myles Werntz Christianity Today May 14, 2026 The rapid shifts between silliness and seriousness are often jarring, making for a film which seems confused as to what it wants to be: entertainment or education, whimsical or warning. Go to Full Review Animal Farm (2025) 29% - -

Mia Staub Christianity Today Mar 10, 2026 It’s not a preachy movie, to be clear. It’s completely charming, with the cast easily carrying a high-stakes premise convincingly, grounding its science-fiction elements in truly human performances. Go to Full Review Project Hail Mary (2026) 95% - -

Kelsey Kramer McGinnis Christianity Today Feb 20, 2026 The film’s numerous mini sermons might deliver what many viewers are looking for in an inspirational faith-based movie. The characters are also generally likeable. Go to Full Review I Can Only Imagine 2 (2026) 60% - -

Peter T. Chattaway Christianity Today Dec 20, 2025 There’s plenty to enjoy, from the gorgeous visuals to the stirring music and the clearly articulated lessons about faith and courage. David may be a children’s film at heart, but it’s one that raises the bar for faith-based animation as a whole. Go to Full Review David (2025) 80% - -

Paul Marchbanks Christianity Today Dec 5, 2025 Wicked: For Good rightly suggests that what frightens us more than loss or physical harm is the evil deep within ourselves. Go to Full Review Wicked: For Good (2025) 66% - -

Mia Staub Christianity Today Dec 5, 2025 At its core, Wake Up Dead Man is an entertaining murder mystery. It’s also rife with religious imagery and allegory. Christian viewers might enjoy a richer watching experience because they’ll get all the symbolism. Go to Full Review Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery (2025) 92% - -

Peter T. Chattaway Christianity Today Nov 19, 2025 It wallows in anger and affliction. Go to Full Review The Carpenter's Son (2025) 30% - -

Brad East Christianity Today Nov 12, 2025 Del Toro is an inspired director and Shelley’s novel is a classic, but this adaptation is a mess. It has its moments and its virtues. But in the end it fails to match either the depth of the source material or the richness of del Toro’s other films. Go to Full Review Frankenstein (2025) 85% - -

Myles Werntz Christianity Today Nov 12, 2025 Standout performances by Russell Crowe, Rami Malek, and Michael Shannon help transform this courtroom drama into an exploration of how evil works. Go to Full Review Nuremberg (2025) 72% - -

Dane Rich Christianity Today Oct 3, 2025 One Battle After Another is another great movie from the skilled hands of Anderson, and it delivers a relevant message for our own frenzied time. But it also lacks an eschatology of love. Go to Full Review One Battle After Another (2025) 94% - -

Haleluya Hadero Christianity Today Oct 3, 2025 For all the effort it takes trying to force an old story into our modern context of HR and sexual consent norms, the film also chooses not to explore some of the biggest plot points of the biblical narrative Go to Full Review Ruth & Boaz (2025) - - - -

Valerie Red-Horse Mohl Christianity Today Aug 7, 2025 The night after watching Sugarcane, I couldn’t sleep. I’d cringed, screamed, and wept through the movie, and now I couldn’t stop thinking about it. Go to Full Review Sugarcane (2024) 100% - -

Valdinei Ferreira Christianity Today Jul 17, 2025 The documentary’s mistake in adopting dominion theology as the primary explanation for the evangelical advance in politics does not diminish its merits. Apocalypse in the Tropics remains a valuable starting point for reflection. Go to Full Review Apocalypse in the Tropics (2024) 91% - -

Mia Staub Christianity Today Jul 11, 2025 Elio is classic Pixar; I was crying within 15 minutes and regretted not bringing tissues to the theater. Go to Full Review Elio (2025) 83% - -

Mia Staub Christianity Today Jun 20, 2025 The style of The Phoenician Scheme doesn’t match the substance. But that substance is still compelling. Underneath the wheeling and dealing is a more powerful story: The agnostic businessman’s relationship with his Catholic daughter. Go to Full Review The Phoenician Scheme (2025) 77% - -