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“The Lovely Bones,” and why Roger Ebert will not like a film version of “The Shack”
This article was originally published at The Christian Post in January 2010. Film critic Roger Ebert clearly did not like […]
evil, providence, Roger Ebert, The Lovely Bones, The Shack, William Paul YoungA jerk before Jesus becomes a jerk for Jesus
The story behind “Machine Gun Preacher” is made for Hollywood. The film tells the (true) story of Sam Childers, a […]
ethics, justice, Machine Gun Preacher, Roger Ebert, Sam ChildersDrag me to cinematic hell: A Review of “Don’t be afraid of the Dark”
What was Gulliermo Del Toro thinking? The director who gave us “Devil’s Backbone” and “Pan’s Labyrinth” came up with this? (Del […]
Bailee Madison, cinemascore, Don't be afraid of the dark, Gulliermo Del Toro, Guy Pearce, horror, Katie Holmes, Roger Ebert, Troy NixeyPedophiles and rock stars: A reflection on “The Woodsman”
“The Woodsman” opens with convicted pedophile Walter (Kevin Bacon) returning home after a twelve year stint in prison. Not surprisingly, […]
evil, Kevin Bacon, original sin, pedophilia, Roger Ebert, The Woodsman“Soul Surfer” and the idea of “faith-based films”
Among the new crop of movies this weekend is “Soul Surfer”. It tells the story of Bethany Hamilton, a surfer […]
Bethany Hamilton, Brad Bird, faith-based films, Mel Gibson, Roger Ebert, Roger Moore, Soul SurferTorture Porn and Human Nature: An All Hallow’s Eve Meditation
This weekend “Saw 3-D” came out on top at the box office. No surprise. It is a well established horror […]
evil, I spit on your grave, Roger Ebert, Saw 3-D, The Human Centipede, torture porn