Focus on the Family

Plugged In Entertainment Reviews

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Take a minute to hear a family-friendly review of the hottest movie, YouTube video, streaming series, video game, or new technology to help you decide if it’s a good choice for your kids and family. Hosted by Focus on the Family’s media and culture analysts, these reviews for parents offer a fresh Christian perspective on entertainment from a Biblical worldview.

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Nov 5, 2026

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Movie Review: The Kissing Booth 2 31.07.2020

In the new Netflix sequel The Kissing Booth 2, viewers are reunited with teen lovers Elle and Noah, who first connected romantically two years ago. Now, Noah’s off to Harvard, while Elle’s navigating her senior year of high school. She misses her man desperately, and she fears he may be seduced by more experienced women at college. Soon, though, Elle’s got a new problem—a newcomer named Marco who’...

TV Review: DC Super Hero Girls 30.07.2020

Sure, these high schoolers sometimes have to take down the bad guys. But they’re more about lifting up each other.

Screen in Your Pocket: Young Kids and Screens 29.07.2020

What guidelines work best for young kids and screens?

Track Review: Lamb of God - Lamb of God 28.07.2020

The group detests injustice. But it doesn’t deliver a redemptive alternative in this pulverizing collection of metal tracks.

Movie Review: Ip Man 4: The Finale 27.07.2020

Comes with a few controversies, but it’s also a heartwarming tale.

Movie Review: Radioactive 24.07.2020

The new movie Radioactive, now streaming online, paints a portrait of Marie Curie. As the 19th century rolled into the 20th, this Polish-born French researcher met and married fellow scientist Pierre Curie. Together, they discovered the elements radium and polonium. Their work, of course, formed the foundation for advances such as the X-ray machine and cancer treatment, as well as paving the way f...

TV Review: PJ Masks 23.07.2020

PJ Masks may not inspire kiddos to go to bed on time, but at least it teaches them about being kind and helping others.

Screen in Your Pocket: Top Video Apps 22.07.2020

What do you need to know about the top social media video apps?

Album Review: Juice WRLD - Legends Never Die 21.07.2020

This album isn’t what you’d expect, especially when you see it labeled as explicit.

Movie Review: Archive 20.07.2020

The biggest issue with this robo-drama is the completely unnecessary foul language in its memory bank.

Movie Review: First Cow 17.07.2020

In new movie First Cow, now streaming online, we meet two guys who don’t fit the profile of adventurous pioneers. Otis Figowitz is a cook for a group of rough and tumble trappers in Oregon in the early 1800s. He’s a quiet, reflective type—in contrast to the boisterous hunters he serves. Otis soon meets an Chinese entrepreneur named King Lu who’s seeking his fortune on the West Coast. Together they...

TV Review: Central Park 16.07.2020

Central Park probably isn’t the show you want to be central to your family.

Screen in Your Pocket: Teens and Too Much Social Media 15.07.2020

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Music Review: Kanye West - Wash Us in The Blood 14.07.2020

Kanye West calls out to God to change us and guide us with His spirit.

Movie Review: Feel the Beat 13.07.2020

Feel the Beat is a predictable-but-sweet story about the value of self-worth, the need for selflessness and the beauty of family.

Movie Review: Greyhound 10.07.2020

The new movie Greyhound, now streaming on Apple TV+, stars Tom Hanks as the captain of a Navy destroyer in World War 2. His assignment? Escorting supply ships across the Atlantic to protect them from Germany’s lurking U-boat submarines. Captain Krause is a man of deep character whose life is marked by faith and prayer. He walks the bridge of his ship until his feet literally bleed. But speaking of...

TV Review: Space Force 09.07.2020

It’s all supposed to be funny … but it’s not.

Screen in Your Pocket: Predatory Behavior 08.07.2020

What to do about online predatory behavior?

Music Review: NEEDTOBREATHE - Who Am I 07.07.2020

NEEDTOBREATHE explores our struggle to accept, embrace and trust that God’s love requires nothing in return.

Movie Review: Trolls World Tour 06.07.2020

This glittery sequel ultimately teaches a valuable lesson about loving and accepting people who are different.

TV Review: Go! Go! Cory Carson 02.07.2020

Sure, the show has a few tiny bumps—but for the most part, Cory Carson runs smoothly.

Screen in Your Pocket: Fun with Too Much Screen Time 01.07.2020

Looking for ideas for handling your kid’s screen time?

Music Review: Jason Mraz- Look for the Good 30.06.2020

Mraz sings about finding the positive and looking for the silver lining.

DVD Review: Four Kids and It 29.06.2020

Kids find a magical creature that can grant wishes. But will it grant you a good movie? (PG)

Movie Review: My Spy 26.06.2020

My Spy, starring Guardians of the Galaxy alumni Dave Bautista, certainly seems to be aiming at family audience. But there are some disappointing elements families will want to know about before streaming this comedic actioner. (PG)

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