You may not know it, but you’ve probably seen this house before. Dozens of events, TV programs, and movies have been filmed on location at England’s famous Hatfield House, an amazing place dripping with history. According to the house’s official website: “In 1611, Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury built his fine Jacobean House adjoining […]
Forget whether they ARE going to make a Goonies sequel. The real question is should they?
Captain America: The Winter Soldier is a fantastic comic book film that explores America’s post-9/11 reaction to our inability to control the world. Along the way it tries (and fails) to appropriate the Jesus story, but that’s a failing of the American Dream itself, not the film. WINTER SOLDIER is a smart, fun, funny and action-packed spy-thriller/super-hero flick – easily the best installment of Marvel’s Phase II films so far!
MaxMcLean’s stage adaptation of the C. S. Lewis classic THE GREAT DIVORCE is well worth seeing. It’s weird, a little creepy and wonderful. Whether you’re fan of the classic or just want a good night out, The Great Divorce will hit the spot.
Rabbi Eliyahu Fink investigates whether NOAH is a gnostic film. He explains Kabbalah, its connection to Gnosticism, and the extent to which each tradition influences Darren Aronofsky’s new film.
This has to be the most watched movie in history right?
Did Methuselah really live to see Noah’s ark? Did he die in the flood? Did he ever really exist? Here’s a quick video on those questions & more.
Despite changing certain details of the story for the purposes of storytelling, NOAH is a profoundly Biblical film, embodying the themes of the Biblical story in a powerful cinematic format.
NOAH, the new film by directory Darren Aronofsky is a tremendous piece of imaginative engagement with a hugely important story. Here’re 5 things you need to know before going to see the film!
Clay Morgan discusses pop culture while Jessica Buttram won’t let him finish. The latest J Butting In spat began when Clay asked…