Movie Features Archives

Today you won’t find an official review of the Fifty Shades of Grey film on our website. Here’s why.

Millions will mark this Valentine’s Day weekend by taking in the new release of "Fifty Shades of Grey," a modern-day publishing phenomenon that...

Jupiter Ascending has an A-list cast and is directed by the Wachowski siblings. Crosswalk's Shawn and Steve tell us whether they've created their...

“David and Goliath” director Tim Chey has said his upcoming film will honor God, unlike some of its predecessors in the Bible-based film category.

For those looking for a retelling of the Gospel account of Jesus’ temptation in the desert, this is not it. Last Days in the Desert is an...

Few films have stormed the box office – and surprised the pundits in the process of doing so – more than Clint Eastwood’s “American Sniper.” And ...

Crosswalk's 8-person panel of Christian editors and film critics has weighed in on our top movies of 2014 based on strong themes and unforgettable...

“Hillsong -- Let Hope Rise,” the documentary based on the Australian-based Hillsong megachurch, has been pulled from the Warner Bros. schedule.

Paddington has managed the improbable! A January release, featuring a talking animal, based upon a children's book, manages to be delightful,...

David Oyelowo brings Martin Luther King, Jr. to life in Selma, an epic historical drama produced by Oprah Winfrey. After seeing these moving...

American Sniper, releasing wide this weekend, has been nominated for Best Picture and Best Actor. There's no question this biopic of American hero...

What upcoming movies have you bursting with anticipation? For us, here are ten movies we can’t wait to see in 2015.

Chris Kyle, often described as the most lethal sniper in U.S. military history, wrote in his autobiography that he prioritized his life in the...

"Selma" is garnering high praise from critics and moviegoers alike. Did the Crosswalk team think the merit was deserved? Check out Steve McGarvey...

You can't have a conversation with anyone involved in the making of Selma without them attributing its existence to the result of a Higher Power.