There’s never been a movie made that has had such a big impact on me than The Fabelmans.
Every time I watch it, I witness the cinematic representation of what is going on in my head. The constant battle of deciphering if I’m being selfish, or if I’m just focused on what I love. Wondering if my family even understands my passions, or what my purpose is. Fantasizing of being on my own, but petrified of the thought of having…
Why does God let good people suffer?
This is the age-old question that every Christian will wrestle with as they are discovering and cementing their faith, and it’s the question that non-Christians will use primarily in their opposition to the faith.
The way in which Scorsese navigates the two sides of this coin, and the perspectives of European Christians vs. native religion is more captivating than any Christian movie that has come along in the past two decades, in which…
There’s a simplicity in this movie’s presentation of its themes that is so endearing to me. Political idolatry, manipulative religion, and labor abuse are concepts that are featured heavily in this era of cinema’s “eat the rich” chapter, but writer/director and auteur Bong Jon Ho utilizes humor, a big budget (necessary? maybe not), and a career-best performance in Robert Pattinson to make them digestible in a much more entertaining and unique way.
While Ruffalo may be hamming it up to…
Anne Frank was a mean girl and a lesbian- as confirmed by this movie.
