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One Bold List
The Arts & Faith community's Spiritually Significant Films includes many that are difficult to watch. While it's hardly a list of "Christian...
Discernment Required for Darker, Newest "Harry Potter" Flick
Perhaps this fourth movie in the "Harry Potter" series will be the one that compels us to ask why we would put this material into our children’s...
Spirited "Pride and Prejudice" Should Satisfy Austen Fans
Jane Austen fans, rejoice! "Pride and Prejudice" has been brought newly to the screen with competence, visual flair and respect for the source...
Walk the Line
Takes One Small Step in Telling Cash’s Story
“Walk the Line,” the second Hollywood bio pic about an American music icon in as many years (following last year’s “Ray”), finds firm footing from...
Family-Friendly "Zathura" More Mediocre Than Meteoric
To make an excellent family movie, not only do filmmakers need to appeal to children, but they must capture adults' attention as well. In this way...
Heavy Themes Weigh Down Light-Hearted "Chicken Little"
Though “Chicken Little” provides a great opportunity for family discussion about communication, trust, and unconditional love, it’s mix of heavy...
"Jarhead" - Muddled Marine Drama Says Little
Every generation needs its own war movie. "Jarhead," a muddled effort set during the first Gulf War, might do the trick for the Generation-Y crowd,...
Family, Honor and Heroism Extolled in "The Legend of Zorro"
An action-packed, swashbuckling movie, "The Legend of Zorro" extols family, honor and heroism. While ten-year-old actor Adrian Alonso steals the...
Forecast Never Clears Up for "The Weather Man"
From director Gore Verbinski, "The Weather Man" boldly peels back the veneer of material success, showing the existential emptiness that affects so...
"Dreamer" a Powerful Portrait of Restoration
Have you noticed how God seems to be working through television and the silver screen, showing us glimpses of His own heart to restore the objects...
"North Country" Heads South in a Hurry
"North Country," a tale of one woman’s crusade for equal treatment in a male-dominated workplace, has all the subtlety of a mediocre TV movie. The...
Mourning Breaks Forth to Laughter in "Elizabethtown"
"Elizabethtown" could have used much more focus on the subjects of God and eternal destiny. But its good-natured look at characters coping with...
'A Certain Bit of Optimism'
Director Cameron Crowe doesn't apologize for avoiding cynicism in his films, including his latest, Elizabethtown, which he says he hopes...
Finding Their Way Home
Husband-wife filmmakers Lawrence David Foldes and Victoria Paige Meyerink bring two lifetimes of film experience to every movie they make. Finding...
Once Broken In, "Shoes" Fit Fine
"In Her Shoes" asks us to root for familial happiness, responsibility and acceptance, while overlooking other ideals such as sexual morality. On...
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