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The Dove Take: Alita settles for less than the film could actually be worth. It is rich in action, low in intelligence and authenticity, and adequate in entertainment.

The Dove Take: The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part couples pure, clean fun with the meaningful moral of loving people for who they are.

As the social fabric of life in rural India disintegrates in the late 1990s, journalist Manav Banerjee (Sharman Joshi) moves with his pregnant wife to the town of Orissa in hope of a better life and the promise of a lucrative career. When speculation mounts the local Australian missionary Graham Staines (Stephen Baldwin) is illegally ...

The Dove Take: This endearing round of the Round Table has good integrity, yet is rather hokey—and potentially scary.

The Dove Take This truly heartwarming biopic is a treasure to enjoy, taking us into the audience and the lives of an iconic duo from times long gone by.

The Dove Take Although fascinating and enjoyable on a number of levels, Glass ends up a little heavy-handed and overcooked. It’s also rich in violent content, making it unable to be approved by Dove.

The Dove Take: A Dog’s Way Home sometimes lags in its 400-mile journey, but it’s emotional payoff regarding veteran care still packs a punch.

The Dove Take: Though ultimately hopeful and genuinely funny, The Upside contains high levels of inappropriate language and sexual content.

The Dove Take: On the Basis of Sex is an educational opportunity for families, with takeaways of perseverance, justice, and equality. But the language is out of Dove’s range.

The Dove Take Story of elderly drug transporter is interesting, yet has strong content.

The Dove Take ‘Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also,” and Dick Cheney doesn’t let a failing heart keep him from what he treasures most—a profane power grab that leads him to one of the most influential vice presidencies in the history of the United States.

The Dove Take: In beautiful cinematography grafted with CGI (computer generated images), director James Wan spins this strong story of Aquaman as he discovers his heroic responsibilities above and below the water.

A big-box-store worker reinvents her life and her life story and shows Madison Avenue what street smarts can do.

The Dove Take: Well executed and a surprising reboot for the rundown Transformers series, Bumblebee is all heart, with much to appreciate. Keeping the film from Dove Approval is some strong language next to its comic book-style action.

The Dove Take: You’ll enjoy this sequel with its wonderful references and fresh music, even if we’ve lost a teeny bit of Practically Perfect.

The Dove Take: Action-packed and expertly wrought, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is certain to take audiences by surprise and is Dove Approved All Ages.

The Dove Take: Epic, entertainingly self assured, and unironic, Mortal Engines has some potentially questionable content, and seriously unintentional hilarity.

The Dove Take Not Dove-Approved, this superfluous iteration of a classic baffles us as to why the studio was even compelled to make it.

The Dove Take This movie soars and resoundingly belongs in the Rocky lineage as a film that is inspiring, uplifting, and powerfully engaging.

The Dove Take Some of the language and sentiments will make you wince, but the underlying message forces us to realize how little America has changed since 1962.

The Dove Take An imaginative and humorous nod to internet culture that dives into the nuances of loving someone enough to let them go.