Minions & Monsters may not offer the emotional lessons found in many family films, but it succeeds as a fast-paced comedy that celebrates the magic of moviemaking. Here’s what parents should know before heading to the theater, along with why the film feels like a natural fit for Universal’s theme parks.
Disney and Pixar’s “Toy Story 5” is a gentle, funny, and surprisingly timely return to what made the franchise special. Exploring childhood, technology, and the importance of friendship, it’s the kind of comfort movie families will want to revisit again and again.
Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day blends sci-fi wonder, suspense, and heart into a crowd-pleasing adventure that theme park fans may find especially easy to love.
“The Super Mario Galaxy Movie” story smartly weaves in gameplay elements from the Super Mario Galaxy games, and others, turning gravity-flipping platforming, comet-hopping, and power-up moments into exciting adventures that feel organic rather than forced.
The new “Project Hail Mary” movie starring Ryan Gosling surprised me in the best way possible. I went in expecting a sci-fi adventure, and I got that, but I also left uplifted, and emotional about a rock.
“Despicable Me 4” is a solid entry to a franchise that’s all gas and no brakes. If you enjoyed the prior films, this one will be no different.
Bloody, brutal, and borderline barbaric, “Abigail,” entertains at the highest level, making for one of the most enjoyable horror flicks I’ve seen in recent years.
In his directorial debut, Dev Patel blends intense action and an emotional narrative, ensuring “Monkey Man” leaves a lasting impression.
“Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire,” might have a convoluted plot, but I’d be lying if I said I didn’t have a good time.
“Arthur the King” doesn’t hesitate to rip your heart out, despite already knowing the inspirational story, so be sure to bring tissues.
