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In Theaters Now
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 The Cabin in the Woods
Horror Done Right Elisabeth Leitch
A gem of absurd originality amidst a sea of over-processed unoriginality, Cabin has so much fun and is so committed to following its unique concept of horror through that it will have you jumping, screaming, and laughing from its beginning to its very end.
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Visual Review
American Reunion
Webmaster David Bruce
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Indie Focus
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 Blue Like Jazz
Beyond the Culture Wars CoachZ
We all have things like Donald Miller's umbrella that we do, simply because the culture tells us it is just the way things are done. Whatever your culture (Christian or non-Christian) is telling you to do with Jesus, question it.
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Featured Interview: Phillippe Falardeau
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 Monsieur Lazhar
Darrel Manson
"I was interested in immigration, and I wanted to use that in a film," says Canadian director Falardeau. "Not necessarily to talk about immigrants, although I wanted to do that, but to talk about ourselves through the eyes of an immigrant."
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 Love and Hollywood
Sarah Brock
Love. It's one of the main things that the Bible teaches us. It's something that we hear about at church all the time. We even dream about it. Love is the greatest feeling in the world, but it can also be misunderstood and even damaging. So, why am I bringing Hollywood into this? For starters, it makes for a great story. Almost every story out there has some kind of link to love in it. Also, celebrities get together and get married all the time. It's completely normal to hear about famous couples. But, do you know what else is normal when it comes to Tinseltown? Divorce... |
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 Hot topics... thoughts to get your blood boiling, mind churning, and words flowing. Put your shades on. Gear up. Chime in. Stir the pot. Poke a stick in the anthill. Sound off!
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 Should Rules Govern Your Life?
Sharrer & Sahms
The headlines of the sports world have been swirling this past week, but not with the majesty of Opening Day in Major League Baseball or the sensational win by Bubba Watson at the Masters on Sunday. Instead, the focus has been on rules involving two teams in their offseasons. Specifically, how far can you bend rules without breaking them? And should you be pushing them that far anyway? The first example involves the New Orleans Saints, who have made their living recently by stretching the rules as far as they can to give their team success.
The second example hasn't been discussed as much, but the issue of playing by the rules still exists.
The guilty party is a Baptist school known as Baylor University...
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New on Home Video
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 The Iron Lady Streep Becomes Her Jacob Sahms
Now on Blu-ray. Meryl Streep makes you forget she's not Margaret Thatcher, but is that enough to make this movie "good?" The movie itself is told in starts and stops as memories themselves, and the overall film itself is not quite as entertaining as I hoped. Also new... |
