Irreversible: A Review
I recently heard a story about the legendary Japanese filmmaker Akira Kurosawa who, upon accepting a lifetime achievement award when he was in…
Bay’s Movie(s) not Transforming
Two things we know about Michael Bay: he loves to blow stuff up and he loves America. It’s a fitting pair given the…
Starting the Conversation: Film, Homosexuality, and the Church
Dr. Frank Tupper recently attempted to lead a seminar on Baptists, homosexuality, and the Church at the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship’s General Assembly this…
Year One: In the Beginning, There Was Schtick
A romp of Biblical ridiculousness proves there’s nothing new under the sun. Review by Richard Lindsay.
Theologians’ Favorite Films, Part 3
After the jump, view the third and final group of theologians discussing their favorite films.
Theologians’ Favorite Films, Part 2
After the jump, view the second group of theologians discuss their favorite films.
Theologians’ Favorite Films, Part 1
At the Transforming Theology conference at Claremont this spring, Tripp Fuller and I interviewed the participants, asking them a series of questions submitted…
The World’s Worst Movie?
One of the great things about TCM is that they show the sublime and the absurd. Most of the latter screens late on…
Up-lifting the Spirit
Without a doubt, Pixar is one of the most creative and successful animation studios in the history of film. For over ten years,…