Crosswalk Culture Update Archives

Fun for kids and adults, provides a lot of laughs, teaches a little history, even makes a few points about parent/child relationships.

Catch up with the previous films or you'll be lost, but with Singer back in the director's chair, this is a fun, funny, fast-paced romp.

Have you noticed how God does things? God is not a technician. God is an Artist. And it's art that moves us.

Visceral and intelligent high-concept thrill-ride rigorously earns the accolade: "If you see only one movie this summer, see this."

Rather than a timely, relevant story, this poorer Left Behind plays like a throwback to the 70s, when disaster movies were all the rage.

If you’re a foodie in need of a funny movie, then this warm-hearted winner is the movie for you.

The Song may not make it to the top of the charts but it is (loosely) inspired by Scripture and might be excellent for date night.

Basically a less-stylized, more realistic version of Mad Max; a completely humorless Wild West-like tale of obsession.

In a culture where the arts are struggling to rise above the silly and the profane, the church has an incredible opportunity. Are we taking...

Levels of intensity and violence push the PG-13 boundaries, but the film is competent considering it's another teen dystopian adaptation.

As sad and heartbreaking as it all is, this unordinary romance explores love, mortality and the meaning of life in such a memorable way.

The pacing is sluggish, the storytelling predictable. Compared to the original, it's pretty inferior in the inspiration department, too.

Tries to be your standard, well-intentioned Christian film, but instead turns one of Christ's most important lessons into an infomercial.

Is the idea of "leaving it all behind" selfish, or is a virtue God wants us to embrace?

Rather than follow a predictable trajectory of rebellion during the dawn of rock, it takes a refreshing track of spiritual exploration.