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The Confession
is Beautiful But Bewildering
Amish romance is a niche market, and it is unlikely The Confession will attract many viewers from outside that crowd.
Why Jack the Giant-Slayer Misses the Mark
Jack now has his turn at the silver screen, with the film “Jack the Giant-Slayer,” in theaters now. I saw it, and was disappointed. Here’s why.
Why Superman Still Matters
The cast and crew of Man of Steel talk about the relevance of Superman.
VIDEO
Tired Action Scenes Aside,
Man of Steel
is Serious, Substantial
Clear parallels to the life of Christ and themes of sacrifice, redemption and love elevate Superman's story above mere entertainment.
Man of Steel
Gives us a Superman for the Ages
Born Kal-El of Krypton, adopted as Clark Kent by a humble Kansas farm couple, Superman is perhaps the world’s most famous superhero.
Don't Wait for Tomorrow to See
Not Today
In a summer of bloated blockbusters, this is one of the few movies everyone should see because of the message it sends: slavery is real.
Escape from Planet Earth
is Surprisingly Entertaining
The premise is well-worn and far from original, but the execution of this family-focused story has a few flashes of brilliance.
Renegade
A Tale of War
Stories about the war on terror in Afghanistan are a dime a dozen these days, but few can match the sleek, streamlined efficiency of Mel Odom’s...
Space Warriors
Grounded in Talking Points, Strong Performances
This tale of Space Camp competition and astronauts in peril works best if enjoyed multi-generationally.
Side Effects
May Include Shock, Dissatisfaction
The final product is strangely unsatisfying, moving into erotic, even perverse areas unsuited to Soderbergh's smooth, cold visual style.
Citizen Way Q&A with Ben Calhoun
Breaking onto the Christian music scene with their debut album, Love is the Evidence, new band Citizen Way has proved they are the artists to...
Worship Runs Deep on Misty Edwards’
Only a Shadow
As a worship leader for more than a decade now at the International House of Prayer in Kansas City, Missouri, all of Misty Edwards’ most popular...
Leo & Luhrmann Make
The Great Gatsby
Matter
Baz Luhrmann captures the opulent decor and backs it with a hip-hop soundtrack that should feel out of place but works surprisingly well.
Creativity, Not Charisma, Lacking on Michael Bublé’s Latest
Considering that To Be Loved is currently the #1 album on Billboard’s Top 200 list, there’s no question that Canadian crooner Michael Bublé’s...
Jack Reacher
a Victim of Really Bad Timing
Tom Cruise plays yet another action hero with panache, but the timing is awful for a film with so many gun-related fatalities early on.
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