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It was refreshing to step into the theater recently to see an otherwise inconsequential horror film -- "The Skeleton Key" -- turn the West's...

Just released on DVD, Because of Winn-Dixie has enough warmth and Southern goodwill to balance out the frigid temperatures and harsh realities of...

This is the story of Valiant, an undersized pigeon who wants to join up with Britain’s esteemed Royal Carrier Pigeon Service during WWII. The RCPS...

How the media depict children can tell viewers a lot about societal attitudes toward children. There have been a number of films with children in...

“Weeds” is the title of Showtime’s newest offering, and it features a widowed suburban soccer mom who turns marijuana-dealer in order to bolster...

“Four Brothers” is meant to leave the audience with a sense of “justice wins” or a “brothers who stick together can do anything” uplifting sort of...

In "The Great Raid," director John Dahl recreates the gritty reality-based story of one of the most spectacular rescue missions ever to take place...

Starting with a documentary ("Beyond the Gates of Splendor") and culminating in a feature film in January ("End of the Spear"), producer Mart...

The “good ol’ boys” of Hazzard County step up to the big screen in the film version of the CBS TV show on which the film is based, but fans should...

Two of C.S. Lewis' engaging works provide tools for understanding the philosophical and theological underpinnings of Michael Bay's new film, "The...

The Hollywood establishment is looking for the next big release that will bring masses back to theaters this summer. Unfortunately for them,...

Making news this month in the world of film, television and DVD: Dr. D. James Kennedy explores religion's role in our nation's history in "One...

The first question that might arise from simply looking at the title of this article might be, "Why would Christians even watch zombie movies must...

Three young companies – CleanFilms, CleanFlicks and Family Flix – offer family-safe edited DVD versions of PG, PG-13 and R movies, deleting the...

In the mid-1970s “The Bad News Bears” didn’t just launch a franchise; it crossed content barriers deemed taboo for a family film. Like its...