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Dancing Becomes Life-Changing in "Mad Hot Ballroom"
Each year, dozens of New York City schools require some 6,000 fifth-grade students to learn ballroom dancing. At the end of a ten-week period, the...
Unoriginal "Madagascar" Still Entertaining and Appropriate
It’s not “Shrek” or “Shrek 2,” but then again, it’s not “Shark Tale,” either – and for that, we can be thankful. Still, however unoriginal (except...
Next "Left Behind" Movie Fueled by Partnership with Sony
"Do we really need another 'Left Behind'?" This is the question some folks are asking of the next film installment of Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins’...
Lucas Only Improves with "Star Wars: Episode III"
It was with great dismay that I viewed Lucas’ prequels, “Phantom Menace” and “Revenge of the Clones” in 1999 and 2002. The good news, however, is...
"Monster-in-Law" an Unfortunate Comeback Flick for Fonda
I can understand Jane Fonda’s desire to return to the big screen, after a 15-year hiatus. I can understand the desire to play a character actress....
Hollywood's Real Motive
I once thought the movie industry was motivated purely by profit. I believed that films were fraught with vice, violence and vulgarity because of...
Kingdom of Heaven
Not the Epic It Could Have Been
Because of Kingdom of Heaven's many weaknesses, it fails at being the epic that it could have been. Still, with its phenomenal sets, scenery and...
The Quest of Sir Ridley Scott
In his latest film, "Kingdom of Heaven," director Sir Ridley Scott is tackling another subject – the Crusades. And like many of his projects, this...
Disjointed Silly Skits Make Up "Hitchhiker's Guide"
Think “Monty Python” meets “Star Trek” meets “The Dark Crystal” – all on acid, I might add – and you’ve got this film. Basically, it’s a bunch of...
A Decent Film, "Interpreter" Still Serves as Huge U.N. Ad
Much has been made during the last few weeks about director Sidney Pollack’s “unprecedented access” to the United Nations building in New York, so...
Impressive Drama Offers Many Reasons to 'Smile'
Occasionally – it doesn’t happen often – going to the movies serves our fellow man. Such is the case with an impressive little drama called...
Benji Site Offers Director's Picks: Books & Movies
The writer-director and producer of one of the most popular family-oriented movies ever made is trying to help parents have more options and make...
How Can Christians Fight for International Human Rights?
“Just how should I feel about the movie Hotel Rwanda?” wonders writer Steve McGarvey. He is not alone. There is evidence that American Christians...
NBC's 'Revelations' Skewed, 'Left Behind' Authors Warn
Jerry Jenkins and Tim LaHaye, whose “Left Behind” series made end-times theology a nationwide topic of discussion, have expressed wariness of NBC's...
"Sahara" Proves Entertaining with "Indiana Jones" Action
With its “Indiana Jones” action style and classic rock score highlighting lots of fun montages, “Sahara” may not be brilliant, but it’s an...
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