REVIEW: ‘Green Book,’ Racism and Christianity
Shirley knows he will encounter restaurants that won’t feed him and hotels that won’t house him. That’s why he and Tony take along the Green Book
REVIEW: ‘Stan and Ollie’ is a marvelous tale about friendship
Stan & Ollie (PG) -- can’t seem to forgive his larger sidekick for briefly forming a new partnership, even if it was due to contractual disputes and pressure from their producer, Hal Roach. And even if it took place roughly 14 years ago.
Big Daddy Weave Kicks Off Alive Tour in February
“Everything that has been shaken will be shaken.’” But now he said he feels like Big Daddy Weave is coming out on the other side, entering a new season of life and a season of ministering from a place they haven’t been before.
REVIEW: ‘Glass’ is a tale about evil superheroes. Huh?
Some people like their superheroes to be, you know, superheroes. They want superheroes who do good, defeat evil and inspire us to live better lives.
REVIEW: ‘Social Animals’ spotlights perilous combination of teens and Instagram
Their stories are told without narration or commentary, but that’s not needed. By the time the credits roll, you’re convinced that Instagram -- without strict boundaries -- is bad for a young person’s mental and social health.
REVIEW: ‘Bumblebee’ is a different type of Transformers film (and that’s good)
What do you get when you add a storyline to a Transformers movie and remove the sexualization of women? Apparently, Bumblebee.
Hollywood official: Ticket sales key to getting more faith-based films
The president of a Hollywood production unit says movie studios are making more faith-based films than they ever have in the past
Joseph Habedank: Restored and Blessed with Successful Solo Ministry
In the fall of 2003, The Perrys introduced a 17-year-old Joseph Habedank to 20,000 Southern Gospel fans at the National Quartet Convention in Louisville, Kentucky.
The 10 best, most family-friendly films of 2018
Let’s face it: It can be difficult to find a movie that the whole family can watch. Thankfully, though, there were quite a few family-friendly films released in theaters in 2018. Here are my favorite 10:
REVIEW: ‘Mary Poppins Returns’ is marvelous
Mary Poppins was popular because it reminded us of everything that is wonderful about childhood: imagination and innocence and fun.
