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Rated PG-13. Our Ratings: V-3; L -3; S/N –2.. Running time: 2 hours 17 min. The Lord sets the prisoners free; the Lord opens the eyes of the blind. The Lord lifts up those who are bowed down; the Lord loves the righteous. The Lord watches over the strangers; he upholds the orphan and the …
I just heard the interesting news on Good Morning America about a way for film lovers to enjoy a good film and help the Ukrainian relief effort at the same time. A consortium of filmmakers, theater owners, distributors, and media folk have joined together in a fund-raising project called “Stand With Ukraine Through Film.” …
this adaptation of Jane Austin’s novel Emma is a busybody often wrong in her matchmaking but, with the help of Mr. Knightly’s criticisms, at last reaching maturity–and love.
When a corrupt Japanese mayor exiles all dogs to Trash Island, a 12-year-old boy searches for his pet with the help of a pack of exiles.
Alcoholic Gloria fails in NYC, returns home to bond again with the helpful Oscar, a school chum, discovers a connection with a monster ravaging Seoul Korea & soon is at war with Oscar.
As soon as they arrive on Skull Island a squad of helicopters do battle with a giant gorilla. with two groups from downed copters struggling to rendezvous & escape with the help of a WW 2 castaway.
The short-term memory little Dory becomes lost from her parents when she is swept far away by an undertow. Years later with the help of friends she returns.
When thugs smash West Coast jazzman Chet Baker’s mouth & teeth, he makes a comeback with the help of his wife, though he still is addicted to heroin.
On the 50th birthday of the son given up for adoption without her consent, a retired English nurse engages the help of a journalist to try to find out his fate. They discover just how cruel and heartless the convent that had taken her in when she became pregnant out of wedlock.
Adapted from two medieval sources, this is a whimsical collection of folk tales centering on St. Francis and some of his followers, including Sr. Clare, all of whom embraced poverty and the helping of the poor.