Faith and Pop Culture Archives

Plays like a companion piece to Little House on the Prairie, but without engendering the same affection and falling dramatically flat.

As cinematic tastes go, The Grand Budapest Hotel will come as nothing short of a delicious and savory multi-course feast.

Has enough potential that it need not take another decade to develop the next chapter in Jack Ryan's cinematic story.

Rap fans across the board should pick up Fallen King and go for a fun, faith-strengthening ride.

Unlike other dating shows, the new matchmaking game It Takes a Church puts a unique twist on the typical boy meets girl.

For a PG film, it's potentially nightmarish for youngsters. Others will find the acting, themes, and new twist on an old tale enjoyable.

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.

A baseball movie that's not about baseball. A heartwarming (and completely predictable) underdog story based on a real-life competition.

The patriotic schmaltz feels right. If we can't be sentimental about preserving culture, we've lost touch with what these characters did.

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...

Directors Jon and Andrew Erwin give faith-based humor with social and spiritual relevance their best shot and get two out of three right.

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

Bigger and more ambitious than its predecessor in every respect, not just in style and scope but in what it’s trying to wrestle with.

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

Hasn't been promoted to Christians, yet it’s an inspiring, powerful film that revolves around the tension between justice and mercy.