This laugh-out-loud animated film turns the Bigfoot legend on its head with a wonderful shout out to integrity and seeking the truth.

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

If you remember watching Mister Rogers don his red sweater and sneakers and watch the trolley go off to the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, then you'll love the new documentary on Mister Rogers, "Won't You Be My Neighbor?"

I don’t know of any sequel in recent memory that matches the original and “The Incredibles 2” is no different. That being said, it’s pretty darn close.

“Peter Rabbit” might not be what Beatrix Potter had in mind when she wrote and illustrated her famous books on which this film is based, but I think she would be OK with its message to children: be good, but when you’re not, be contrite and seek to right your wrong. The titular character, brilliantly voiced by James Corden, hasn’t changed at all since his literary birth. He’s still sneaking into old Mr. McGregor’s (Sam Neill) garden and snatching the yumm...

Madeline L’Engle’s beloved 1962 children’s novel comes to the big screen in the talented hands of director, Ava DuVernay (“Selma,” “13th”). “A Wrinkle in Time” boasts quite the cast but its message of family, hope, love, and forgiveness makes it a must-see for families.

Sister Hosea reviews "Early Man" for Catholic News Service (and the Pauline Center for Media Studies!).

Different from some kid-friendly films that rely too much on crude humor, the story of "Paddington 2" washes over you like a warm stream giving a pleasant feeling of delight. Make sure you take the kids to see this one!

“The Greatest Showman” captures the title of feel-good movie of the holiday season this year. A glimpse into the life of P.T. Barnum of circus fame, “The Greatest Showman” is sure to bring back memories of going to the Big Top during your own childhood. I know it did for me.

“Coco” bursts with color and life, just like we might expect of a film by Pixar Animation Studios. After some not-so-impressive films lately, “Coco” brings back the originality and attention to detail exhibited last by “Inside Out.”