Faith and Pop Culture Archives

Director Garry Marshall ups the ante from Valentine’s Day, recruiting half of Hollywood to star in this sentimental dreck.

Dan Walsh’s simple style allows events to unfold without forcing characters into far-fetched situations or over-the-top emotions.

“E” is for entertainment and hopefully for everyone! Here are some options for family movie-watching this holiday season.

One of the year’s best family movies, Hugo ends as an engaging film-history lesson but also taps into deeper human emotions.

While Glory doesn’t come off as creatively inspired as Michael W. Smith’s instrumental debut, it’s still a glorious celebration.

The same characters are basically in place from its Happy Feet predecessor, but Happy Feet Two simply lacks a lightness of step.

God’s Not Dead feels like another reminder that newsboys is still the same pop/rock band that does worship music well.

Mouth-watering descriptions of gourmet bread and a tale of terror and trust mix well in Erin Healy’s The Baker’s Wife.