‘Wonder Woman’: A Win at the Box Office and for Equality
Chances are that if you’ve gone to a superhero movie anytime in the past several years, you’ve noticed something about the genre as a whole:…
“The Circle”: A Glimpse of Digital Dystopia
Think for a moment about your average day online. Research says Americans spend an average of 12 hours and seven minutes per day consuming various…
‘A Monster Calls’: A Moving Look at Life’s Painful Truths
Princes and princesses. A wicked queen. A hermit apothecary who lives on the outskirts of town. Happily ever after. These are the building blocks of…
‘Dr. Strange’: An Unlikely Superhero’s Spiritual Journey
“Doctor Strange,” the latest in Marvel Studios’ string of superhero smash hits, takes a more intimate and small-scale approach to storytelling than its high-octane counterparts…
‘Suicide Squad’: Bad Never Looked So Good
“Suicide Squad” is an exciting change of pace from the typical superhero flick. Not unlike its predecessor “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice,” it opened last weekend with strong box office results despite poor critical reviews. The film earned a record-breaking $65 million last Friday, beating “Guardians of the Galaxy” for the best August opening ever.
The Fight for Ideals in Marvel’s Civil War
In Captain America: Civil War, it’s hero against hero as moral lines are drawn and crossed– friends become enemies, enemies become friends, and some of…
The Hero(es) Gotham Deserves: What Batman v. Superman Taught Me About Morality
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice opened this past weekend to a record-breaking box office despite poor critical reception, and though the critics hated it,…
The Original Walking Dead: Why Jesus isn’t a zombie
This past Sunday, Christians around the world celebrated Easter, the commemoration of Jesus’ resurrection from the dead. Next Sunday night, fans of Robert Kirkman’s The Walking Dead will…
The Letters: Mother Teresa as Saint and Servant of God
William Riead’s new film The Letters tells the life story of Mother Teresa through the lens of Benjamin Praagh (Rutger Hauer), a Vatican priest postulating…
5 Oscar Picks You Don’t Want to Miss
It’s that time again — with the new year off to a great start, we can finally take a look back on 2015 as a…
