Common Sense Media breaks down the top-rated films of the year for young kids, tweens and teens.

There are action sequences, plenty of clever puns (Gromit reads “Virginia Woof”), and sweet messages about real human (or animal) connection and work being more satisfying than any “smart” device.

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Fans get a detailed look at Blumhouse's Wolf Man movie and how they used practical effects to bring the scare factor.

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American Primeval is on the way with a cast jam-packed with recognisable stars from some of TV’s best-loved shows.

Reviews from Presence's premiere at this year's Sundance Film Festival largely praised the film for its unconventional ...

The actor spent the weekend in Green Bay promoting the upcoming "Green and Gold" movie and having many nice conversations ...

2025 is shaping up to be a big year for children’s movies and family movie releases. Whether your child is a gamer looking ...

The movie features a “smart” gnome named Norbot that Wallace invents to help with his gardening chores. When things take a shadow turn, Gromit starts to question the true nature of the experiment.

The most anticipated movie of 2025 is, without a doubt, Guillermo del Toro’s remake of the Gothic classic Frankenstein. Oscar Isaac will star as Victor Frankenstein, with Jacob Elordi as the monster.