"All Saints" tells the true story of Pastor Michael Spurlock (John Corbett) and the community of All Saints Episcopal Church in Smyrna, Tennessee. With the church on the verge of closing, Myanmar refugees gave the pastor and the tiny community, not only a chance to show true Christian care, but also a way to save the church.

There’s the famous saying that those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it. Director Kathryn Bigelow’s latest film, “Detroit” shows us in vivid, cinematic brilliance how true this axiom really is.

Former Vice-President Al Gore’s follow-up film to 2006’s “An Inconvenient Truth,” “An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power” updates the American public on the progress and setbacks the fight for climate change has experienced in the past decade.

"Valerian" is the latest comic book movie. Too bad it doesn't really live up to it's hype.

In the new film, "Dunkirk," Christopher Nolan creatively captures a period of World War II history that focuses less on action and more on the painful waiting that comprises much of warfare.

"The Big Sick" is an entertaining and deeply felt film that is based on the real life story of comedian Kumail Nanjiani and his wife, Emily V. Gordon.

The movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe have been getting darker of late but with "Spider-Man: Homecoming" we get a true comic-book movie with lots of action, light-hearted fun, and character growth.

The silliness continues in the latest zany adventure for Gru and the Minions. But, this time, he’s joined by his long-lost twin brother, Dru.

"The Little Hours" is a comedy by writer/director Jeff Baena that premiered in January at Sundance. It's based on a couple of novellas from Giovanni Boccaccio's 14th century The Decameron. He uses what we now call the "frame story" formula; the stories are set during the Black Death, when seven young women and three young men flee the plague and find shelter in a castle for two weeks and tell stories to keep themselves amused. The stories are varied: there are practic...

We’ve all heard the saying: when God closes a door, he always opens a window. Maybe it sounds a bit cliché but in the case of Megan Leavey, the title character of the new film of the same name, it holds true.