Lewis Seiler’s Breakthrough is the perfect example of an engrossingly realistic war film. Despite a 1950 debut date, this dramatic recollection of D-Day remains a stunning testament to cinematic ...

The film that earned Lupita Nyong'o her peak accomplishment in her storied acting career is a fast-moving streaming sensation ...

No one mentions this phenomenon in “Breakthrough,” a movie meant for viewers with a hankering for miracles. Based on an actual incident in 2015, the Christian drama presents divine ...

I'm not swooning over 'Breakthrough.' It avoids hard questions about miracles and God. If a child's cancer is evidence that God works in mysterious ways, so is a house that survived a tornado ...

Film Review: ‘Breakthrough’ A boy falls through the ice and gets saved by God in a feel-good Christian disaster movie with no doubt (none!) about the miraculous power of faith.

Darren Aronofsky in Early Talks to Direct Guru Thriller ‘Breakthrough’ Dwayne Johnson is aboard to play a supporting role in the film as a charismatic guru in California who leads an alienated ...

The movie is stilted and self-conscious in its opening scenes, which include a cheesy aside in which John, a basketball player, mentions Golden State Warrior Steph Curry — who just happens to be ...

After a 14-year-old boy falls into freezing water and his pulse stops, prayers and medical workers both seem to play a role in his recovery.

The war film emerged as a popular genre in postwar Hollywood with several notable features produced in the late 1940s and early 1950s. Breakthrough is one example.