Crosswalk Culture Update Archives

Nuanced and intelligent, it rises gracefully above much of what has come before in this one-night-only event form of Christian media.

Family gives frat boys comeuppance: it may not be the movie you want your kids to see, but it's got a message you want them to hear.

Ivy gently set the hoof back down on the grassy road and patted the mule’s side. “No wonder you’re limping, Jubal—it ’pears like you’ve picked up a...

The mystery allows fans to see Veronica in her full detective glory again, but the case is never as intriguing as the relationships.

Short on budget and famous actors, but undeniable authenticity in the storytelling helps set it apart from many other faith-based films.

Part of what makes Stars such an engaging read is that the protagonists meet in a support group for kids with cancer.

Not quite a documentary, but has an unflinching, realistic feel right til the end when it turns into a Lifetime movie with a bow on top.

Female-fantasy revenge tale that often feels like a shameless retread, saved only by a bit of inspired comedic casting in Mann and Diaz.

Pretty much what Saturday morning cartoons would have been back in the day if they had been 90 minutes long and available in 3D.

Heaven is for Real gets its name from the realization that four-year-old Colton reportedly has while he’s being operated on.

Prepare to be overwhelmed – especially if you’re a mother. Ready yourself, both for Judi Dench's performance and for tears.

Less bloated, this second installment stands as a premium Hollywood production that can teach other major lit-franchises a thing or two.

All Christians are artists, in the sense that God calls all of us to creatively incite people to discover more about their Creator.

Old-fashioned good-vs.-evil fun, even if you aren't sure which side is which among the not-so-subtle real-world political parallels.

A goofy, unserious film that generates laugh after laugh, stopping well short of the raunch-fests that pass for movie comedies today.