Plugged In Entertainment Reviews

This holiday-themed romcom about a woman with a broken heart—both literally and figuratively—is sometimes sweet, sometimes not. (PG-13)

HBO’s take on this influential DC Comics franchise offers a wincing, razor-sharp critique of racism and societal conflict

The Plants vs. Zombies franchise blooms again with a new open world full of activities. But is it fresh or rotten? (E10+)

Can a movie be incredibly creepy, lightly profane and … kinda boring all at the same time? (PG-13)

Kanye West’s latest takes the spotlight off himself and aims it directly at Jesus Christ, whom he proclaims as King and Savior.

Harriet Tubman, as this film portrays so powerfully, was a force to be reckoned with.

Seven-year-old Dion just might become a superhero ... if he lives long enough. And this Netflix series has some super moments, too.

Just about everybody that this game's protagonist knows is in her head. And they jump out to help her fight evil. (T)

It almost seems like it was made for Plugged In to say, “Hey, what a great family movie. Go watch.” Almost. (PG)

Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi unintentionally reminds us of the emotional trials of intimacy outside marriage.

Is The Current War electrifying? No, not quite. But this period piece about the race to illuminate the world has still got some nice star power. (PG)

Parents need to be aware that in this beautifully realistic mix, bared claws and teeth look far sharper. (PG)

Justin Bieber teams up with country group Dan + Shay to offer a tender tribute to love, and the hard work that comes with it.

Despite some strong, redemptive themes, this sequel’s intense-but-sanitized violence might still be too much for young or sensitive viewers. (PG)

What happens when Nintendo remakes a classic game from 1993? You might be surprised by the answer. (E)

Now, there‚ is nothing wrong with a little dumb fun, but Hobbs & Shaw comes with lots of un-fun accoutrements. (PG-13)

Like Uncle Fester's misguided and malodorous attempts at charm, The Addams Family ain’t quite what it could have been.

Patricia Heaton’s latest comedic effort focuses on the value and wisdom of getting older and finding hope in a second chance.

Gears 5 propels this long-running franchise in some new directions … and toward some violent old ones, too. (M)

Toy Story 4 is funny, dramatic, kid-friendly and tear-up-in-the-end sweet. (G)