Film
Since its release in early June, the Fred Rogers documentary, Won’t You Be My Neighbor, has been quietly taking America by storm. It’s being called
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Film
This weekend, I laughed, cried, and danced my way through Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2. Just like its predecessor, this movie hit all the right notes
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Film
On opening night of Beauty and the Beast, I rushed to the theatre with my best girl friends, ready to sing, laugh, cry, and feel all the
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Church Culture
I recently saw Disney’s Tomorrowland because nothing else looked better to me. A sad state of affairs for summertime cinema. As I anticipated, Tomorrowland had its share of problems,
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Film
TTC contributor Christine Jones has a personal blog called The Beautiful Extras where she discusses basically anything that strikes her fanciful fancy… primarily in the form of
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American History
This year will mark the 50th anniversary of “Bloody Sunday” in Selma, Alabama, the much lesser-known, but no less significant moment during the Civil Rights movement
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Books
Asking a Sunday School teacher for a lesson in how to watch movies sounds about as exciting as inviting a U.S. Senator to a heavy metal concert. (Is
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Film
Movies don’t get any better than Groundhog Day. Billy Murry–everyone’s favorite–is Phil Conners, a jerk-faced weather man stuck in an infernal time loop that makes
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Film
Lars and the Real Girl released quietly in 2007 to critical acclaim, but tiny audiences. The film stars an adorably awkward Ryan Gosling as Lars,
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Film
The Island is one of those movies that invites a lot of analysis—a lot more than anyone could manage in just one blog post. I’m focusing
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