Faith and Pop Culture Archives

The “tale as old as time” just received its first official trailer, and boy, does it look magnificent.

Finding Dory has all the laughter and tears we’ve come to expect from a Pixar film, making this sequel one of the best movies you’ll see this...

While not groundbreaking in its narrative, Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk builds as it goes, leading to an effective, emotional payoff, thanks to...

A delightful family fairy tale about two emotionally opposite groups of feuding creatures is surprisingly clever and engaging. In a year filled...

The latest in a long line of animated films, Moana takes place in ancient Polynesia where a young princess named Moana (Auli’I Cravalho) must...

The apostle Paul knew how to be joyful. This is the man who wrote, “Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice!”

Not only has this series been lauded for its powerful themes and a heart-wrenching twists, but some Christians have even glimpsed the gospel...

With so much happening in the world today, it’s easy for something as terrible as elephant poaching to go unnoticed.

Neither a pugnacious retelling of the Columbine massacre, nor a cheesy canonization of its main character, I'm Not Ashamed is more the general...

I am a white person. I grew up in rural Kansas. I never knew any black people as a child. I feel like the least qualified person to write on this...

While this heartfelt story of familial love doesn’t serve up anything too exciting, Mr. Church still manages to entertain thanks to a handful of...

Academy Award-winning actor, Leonardo DiCaprio, has always been a passionate advocate for the environment, and it appears his next project will be...

Not the most amazing movie of the summer, but fun enough to be a good excuse to sit in an air-conditioned theater for a couple of hours.

They’re some of the rarest things on earth. Only five of them have ever been found. If you were to come across one, it would fetch a price per...

Can a broken woman go from complete trainwreck to a clear track again? The Girl on the Train wants to say something about 'girls' using metaphors...