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You liked movies about hip (and pregnant) teens, animated rats, and former CIA assassins, but most of all, you loved a film about one man who changed the world.
posted 02/12/08

A combination of Oscar nominees and lesser-known indies makes up our list for the best overall movies of the year.
posted 02/05/08

What do monks, kites, unwanted pregnancies, and a 19th century abolitionist have in common? They're all in the best films with redemptive themes from last year.
posted 01/29/08

We asked our readers to pick their favorite movies of 2006, and Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest rose to the top. Captain Jack Sparrow rules, savvy?
posted 02/13/07

Our third annual Critics' Choice Awards pick the Top 10 Films of 2006—a list that somewhat resembles others in the mainstream, with a few surprises thrown in.
posted 02/06/07

What do a shy-but-brilliant speller, a dead Mexican guy, a street thug from Soweto, a compassionate spider, an anti-Nazi young woman, and the baby Jesus have in common? They're all in movies that we've just voted the ten most redeeming films of 2006.
posted 01/30/07

They've been making films about the Son of God for over a century. Here's one man's list of those that ascend to the top of the cinematic pack.
by Peter T. Chattaway | posted 04/11/06

Our second annual Critics' Choice Awards pick the Top 10 Films of 2005—a list that somewhat resembles others in the mainstream, with a few surprises thrown in.
posted 02/08/06

The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe is far and away the No. 1 choice in our second annual Readers' Choice Awards.
posted 02/08/06

What do exorcists, terrorists, caped crusaders,  and a talking lion have in common? They're all characters in some of the year's most redeeming movies, presented here in our second annual list.
posted 01/31/2006

Saviors were everywhere at the multiplex last year, with everything from superheroes to the Savior himself—all with a story of redemption to share with the world.
by Mark Moring & Jeffrey Overstreet | posted 01/25/2005

Our first annual Critics' Choice Awards pick the Top 10 Films of 2004—a list that somewhat resembles others in the mainstream, with a few surprises thrown in.
by the staff | posted 02/01/2005

In our first annual Readers' Choice Awards, The Passion of The Christ finished way ahead of the pack as the No. 1 movie of the year.
by Mark Moring | posted 02/22/05

They walk, they talk, they work on moisture farms, they hunt Sarah Connor. And sometimes they're eerily human-like. Our critic (and robot nerd) compiles his list of favorites.
by Todd Hertz | posted 03/08/2005

In celebration of Black History Month, we present these African-American classics.
by Christine & Michael Swanson | posted 02/08/2005

One of our critics, also a theater director, picks the best of the Bard.
by Ron Reed | posted 11/09/2004

From stories of grace and beauty to those depicting the horrors and heartbreak of war and death, here's one critic's list of European movies worth watching.
by Agnieszka Tennant | posted 08/24/04

From hilarious comedies to poignant—even heartbreaking—stories about culture and society, here's one critic's list of Asian movies worth watching.
by Stefan Ulstein | posted 08/31/04

In a time when so many images from this part of the world remind us of war, two of our critics list ten outstanding films from the area that give us a better understanding of its people.
by Agnieszka Tennant & Stefan Ulstein | posted 09/07/04

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