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.

This film is based on the 2017 best-selling young adult novel of the same title by Angie Thomas. The title is from rapper Tupac Shakur's "Thug Life": If you teach hate, and treat people in hateful ways, this will affect children in ways that do harm to everyone.

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

The opening montage of “Searching” brings to mind Pixar’s “Up” for its tour through a 15-year span of the lives of the Kim family. It’s a story of love, life, joys, sufferings, and loss. The really amazing thing about this film is that we see the story unfold on the computer screen.

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.

Sr Rose shares her thoughts on the increasingly popular genre of exorcism films, specifically, The Nun. It is a horror film that shows the reality of the devil, but fails to get some elements of Catholicism correct.

Set just after World War II on one of the English Channel Islands, "The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society" will make you laugh and cry.

This based-on-a-true-story film shows that it is possible to extend basic human respect and dignity even to those we consider our enemies.