Plugged In Entertainment Reviews

The jungle may be scary, but it’s not nearly as frightening as high school--at least not for Dora, who’s sent to Los Angeles to live with cousin Diego. But when bad guys kidnap the now 16-year-old Dora, Diego and a couple of unprepared classmates and ship them back to the rainforest, Dora the Explorer finds herself right at home. (PG)

While the TV landscape has been getting drenched in blood and its inhabitants consumed by lust, this gentle Canadian drama takes us all back to the family ranch, both literally and figuratively.

The movie's wonderfully rendered Pokémon will have young fans of the franchise (mostly) oohing and awing. (PG)

Beyoncé's latest celebrates The Lion King, Africa and finding spiritual hope as we pursue our calling.

Lawman Luke Hobbs and former spy Deckard Shaw race after a killer virus that could destroy the world. The problem? A superhuman bad guy is after the virus, too. The other problem? Hobbs and Shaw can't stand each other. (PG-13)

The 7-year-old YouTube star moves to traditional television with this innocuous, silly show.

As its title suggests, this old-school homage mirrors the latest season of Netflix's hit series. (T)

The movie's wonderfully rendered Pokémon will have young fans of the franchise (mostly) oohing and awing. (PG)

Beyoncé's latest celebrates The Lion King, Africa and finding spiritual hope as we pursue our calling.

Is it ever merciful to tell a lie? That’s the question at the heart of The Farewell, an indie drama in which an aging Chinese woman has been diagnosed with terminal cancer … hard news no one in her family is willing to tell her. (PG)

Fans of H.P. Lovecraft might be drawn to this game. But what they’ll find is a grinding, grotesque and goopy narrative. (M)

Alita feels both more adult and, in some ways, less mature than your typical PG-13 actioner. (PG-13)

Chris Brown insists Indigo is about "energy, love, light and happiness." But it's also about sex, profanity and materialism.

This free gaming chat app has a tendency to live up to its name.

Shazam!, like its namesake hero—much like us all, really—is a bundle of contradictions. (PG-13)

"Sweet but Psycho" is short on sweetness but long on psychosis.

It appears that FX has issued its silly and salacious animated superspy with a license to appall.

This new Niantic AR game may look like a twist on Pokémon Go, but there are a few new Flobberworm nibbles to consider. (n/a)

There are a lot of sweet moments in this film. But those sentiments don't outweigh this movie's PG-13 content issues. (PG-13)

Six years after breaking up, the Jonas Brothers return with an album that's more mature in every sense of that word.