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The Dove Take: After a string of power surges cause damage around the globe, Roy (Brad Pitt), one of the first astronauts affected and the son of the most famous astronaut in history, is asked to see the bigger picture. The surges are purposefully caused by a long-lost vessel on a mission near Neptune, the one ...

The Dove Take: Rambo’s movie is one of revenge and repugnance.

The Dove Take: Though Theo attempts to right his wrongs, excess language, violence, and drug abuse water down any redeemable themes.

The Dove Take: Like a visit with dear friends, this cinematic delight invites fans into a relaxing and rich feast for eyes, ears, minds and hearts.

You Are Here goes beyond the stories that are dramatized in the musical or reported in the news, to reveal how an isolated community, with a particularly unique culture and character, connected with the world at large by reaching out to people with extraordinary kindness at a time of great need. Those same efforts resonated ...

The Dove Take: This movie loses weight in all the wrong places and comes up short of the finish line.

Five years after the tragic death of her boyfriend, a young woman turns to her boyfriend’s family for help when she becomes pregnant, believing it’s her boyfriend’s child. As the family struggles with this news, more details about the family and community come out of the shadows in a tense thriller that builds to its ...

Based on Michael Waltrip’s book In the Blink of an Eye, the film shows the rise of Waltrip as a racer, his friendship with Dale Earnhardt, and the 2001 Indy 500 that led to Earnhardt’s death and Waltrip’s first major win.

Emmett is a popular junior at Heart High School. He also happens to be a highly imaginative 12-year-old child prodigy. After his brother Luke, also a junior and Emmett’s best friend, is accused of being involved in a rash of thefts at the school, Emmett must find a way to prove his innocence before their ...

The Dove Take Pennywise peril and decade-jumping drama has violence, blood, language, and disturbing content.

The Dove Take: Boy Genius is a rare, award-winning family movie with excellent portrayals of genuine honesty, deep relationships and loads of fun.

The Dove Take: If you love the military and motocross, you’ll probably forgive this film’s flaws in favor of pulling for the underdog.

The Peanut Butter Falcon is an adventure story set in the world of a modern Mark Twain that begins when Zak (22), a young man with Down syndrome, runs away from the nursing home where he lives to chase his dream of becoming a professional wrestler by attending the wrestling school, The Salt Water Redneck. ...

After a man’s family dies in what appears to be a murder, he gets a phone call from one of the dead, his niece. He’s not sure if she’s a ghost or if he’s going mad, but as it turns out, he’s not.

The Dove Take: Angel Has Fallen sheds light on the secrets and deception that define politics and threaten presidencies. Though this film fights for truth, fights for the good guy and restores the meaning of family and friendship, rough fight scenes and much rougher language aren’t appropriate for many audiences.

The Dove Take: This movie will make you laugh, cry, and burn with hope! You have to see this one!

The Dove Take While Good Boys may tell the story of Superbad with lower stakes that more closely match the boys’ young age, it does not remove the crude humor, drug references, and foul language that can be found in other Seth Rogen-produced films. This film is most certainly not Dove-Approved.

The Dove Take: Where’d You Go, Bernadette takes viewers on an Antarctic adventure with Bernadette’s family after the architect-turned-full-time mom disappears into cold air. The film is an endearing and humorous study in emotional health and family dynamics, but (for Dove purposes) is marred by some instances of profanity.

The Dove Take: This shark fan sequel offers an even better underwater thrill than the original 47 Meters Down, but particular scare scenes, violent clips and evolutionary themes are cause for concern.

The Dove Take: This coming-of-age story follows Javed as he finds the motivation to reach for his dream through the music of The Boss. Blinded by the Light will have you laughing, thinking deep and listening to Bruce Springsteen for days.