As of May 18, many top redemptive and/or family movies are still available in theaters. Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 is up in rank from last week, despite being out for many weeks. Other redemptive films still in theaters include Avengers: Age of Ultron, Home, Monkey Kingdom, Cinderella, and Little Boy.
Fresh out in theaters is the new animated family movie When Marnie Was There from Studio Ghibli. This movie is about a young foster girl spends her summer in a sleepy town by the sea. Anna dreams her days away and shuts herself off from others around her. Then she meets Marnie, who accepts her for who she is. As the story progresses and the friendship grows, it seems Marnie has closer ties to the protagonist than expected.
Moviegoers who are interested in redemptive and family entertainment are seeing the fruit of their support and patronage of uplifting, inspirational films for all ages. They are learning the power of their influence as they share their support for redemptive movies and television programs on social media and by visiting their sites on IMDb (Internet Movie Database). Further, consumers are learning to express their opinions about ads they find inappropriate online for movies, television programs, and other products by actively using online ad feedback tools.
Thanks to good box office results and other forms of positive consumer power, many redemptive and family films have been in production and are on the horizon that include the following and more:
- May 29 – Brother’s Keeper
- June 5 – Beyond the Mask
- July 1 – Faith of our Fathers
- August – Shake off the World
- August 28 – War Room
- Fall 2015 – Adrenaline
- Sept. 18 – Captive
- Sept. 30 – Hillsong: Let Hope Arise
- October 16 – Woodlawn
- January 22 – Risen
- February 26 – Ben-Hur
- March 11 – Christ the Lord: Out of of Egypt
- March 23 – God’s not Dead 2
- March 23 – Miracles from Heaven
- April 29 – Same Kind of Different as Me
- Spring 2016 – Providence
- Summer 2016 – Left Behind 2
- Summer 2016 – 90 Minutes in Heaven
More redemptive and/or family movies in development include the following:
- Do You Believe 2
- The Chronicles of Narnia: The Silver Chair
- The Chronicles of Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew
- Ten Commandments
- King David
- Apostle Paul (with Hugh Jackman)
- Pontius Pilate
- Unveiled
- HD Texas movies
Written by Diane Howard, Ph.D. (Performance Studies) – dianehoward.com
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