When Adonis Creed is challenged by Ivan Drago's son, Vicktor to a fight, he has to consider what's at stake. His father died in a fight against Ivan who then was defeated by Rocky Balboa, Adonis' trainer. Is risking your life worth it when you have people who need you? He learns what is most important in life.

In the fantastical virtual world of the OASIS, Wade and his friends escape the depressed, dystopian world they live in only to find they are oppressed there as well by the IOI who want complete control.

Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldron, and Jim Lovell become the first men on the moon. Yet, that historical achievement came at a price for Armstrong and his family in particular. Looking deeper into their personal stories we see that greatness often is born out of great suffering.

Ally, a young aspiring singer meets the famous country singer, Jackson Maine, who helps her become known in the music industry. Though he struggles with alcoholism, he encourages her through his loving affection and concern to be who she really is at her core.

Following the story set out in the film Unbroken by Angelina Jolie, this tells the story of Louis Zamperini after he returns from war to his home and meets his future wife. The interior war still rages inside as he seeks revenge, but only God's grace offers true freedom.

In this humorous Cinderella-like story, Chinese-American Rachael Chu discovers something deep about herself even as she follows her dream of falling in love. The importance of family and being true to yourself are this film's hallmarks.

When one of Hitler's masterminds for the Holocaust is discovered hiding in Argentina, a group of Mossad agents seek to capture him to bring him to trial in Israel. Can evil truly embody a human being? How deceptive can evil be within a human being?

"Christopher Robin" takes us back to what's really important, our families and time with loved ones.

More than half of America is single. In today's hook-up culture, see how one College professor is challenging the culture's status quo with a "traditional dating" assignment. Follow the lives of five young adults (ages 20s-40s) as they navigate the "relationships" scene. This film has the potential to create a cultural avalanche!

Be inspired by this amazing true story, so appropriate to the Easter season. Here's Sr. Nancy's review of "The Miracle Season."