The story of Pinocchio is a familiar one for most of us. We learned from the wooden puppet who desired to become a real boy that our noses would grow if we told lies. The beloved classic gets yet another retelling in "Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio."

Disney's newest film, "Strange World." It's not up there on the same level as the recent Encanto or the wildly popular Frozen films, but it still delivers a lovely story about family, finding your vocation in life, and caring for the earth. It also includes Disney's first gay main character.

When Nate becomes paralyzed he loses hope about his life. A service capuchin monkey is offered to him and Gigi changes everything. The two become inseparable and hope and joy enter Nate's life once again.

Thousands of years before Frodo Baggins takes on the task of destroying Sauron's one ring, we encounter the peoples of Middle-earth as Sauron silently increases his dark power bringing destruction to the whole world. Based on Tolkien's source material but offering original characters, "Rings of Power" reflect the classic struggle between good and evil.

When a Thai boys soccer coach and his team get caught in a cave during a downpour, the greatest known human rescue ensues, involving 5000 people from 17 nations. This is the film about the event that united the world.

New from Apple TV+, "Luck" is a fantastical film for the whole family that encourages everyone, but kids especially, to be positive and joyful even when facing life's challenges. Although, as believers, we don't really believe in luck, but in God's providence, this film provides a fun ride and a sweet story.

Anyone expecting the brilliance of "Toy Story" and its sequels will be disappointed. It doesn't quite make it to infinity or anywhere beyond. However, "Lightyear" does have its share of laughs and action that kids will enjoy and the accompanying adults will be entertained enough that they're not itching to get out of their seats.

The new movie from Dreamworks Animation, "The Bad Guys" couches a great lesson for kids in a fun-filled, action-packed heist movie: being good and doing good makes one feel good.

A selfish and fearful King Louis XIV of France seeks immortality on this earth and will pursue his goal even to the detriment of his only daughter, whose soul connects with the most vulnerable, in this swashbuckling adventure-romance.

The makers of the popular "Sing" now return with "Sing 2" and Buster Moon who overcomes obstacles to push his dreams even further. All the while, he learns the most important lessons are finding joy in the moment and the people around you.