Faith and Pop Culture Archives

Quite the opposite of feel-good cinema, but director Lee Daniels is mostly successful in satisfying his multi-faceted objectives.

A comedy that deals with serious themes but manages to stay light enough on its feet that any moments of heavy-handedness are forgivable.

What really sets Linsanity apart from other documentaries is the presence of faith basketball star Jeremy Lin gives to his interviews.

Just too much disturbing pornographic imagery to recommend this film. But if there's a silver lining, it's rescue from the hopelessness.

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

Prisoners is a story of human pain and loss, and of how we respond to the temptation to carry out our own ideas of justice.

For those who like to celebrate with a good action film, this is the place to start: humor, tension, non-stop action and more.

How do you get kids to read one of the world’s oldest books? Ask Sally Lloyd-Jones, whose The Jesus Storybook Bible recently passed the critical...

Surprising how much better it is to its predecessor is in every possible way. The storyline is just as compelling as the special effects.

Hans Christian Andersen's "The Snow Queen" comes to life in a retelling that will have families laughing and singing, and hearts melting.

Does just about everything RED did, just not quite as well. Makes attempts at the same charm and flair but the execution is often forced.

Reading Jerel Law’s recent novel Spirit Fighter was like a blast to my Frank Peretti-reading past (minus all the nightmares, thankfully).

Skeptics may abound, but sometimes logic and common sense just aren’t enough to explain away otherworldly occurrences.

New reality show attempts to resuscitate failing churches by using a business model based on the needs of the community—not the gospel.

They've rescued bars and restaurants and shabby houses, but this month reality television stars are set to rescue something new.