A Living Window Into the Past A Review of They Shall Not Grow Old
By:Back in 2015 director Peter Jackson, of The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies fame, was asked by the BBC, the British Imperial War Museum, and…
Film Reviews
A Story That You Can’t Unknow Review of Gosnell Film
By:After more than four years in the works, the independently produced film Gosnell: The Trial of America's Biggest Serial Killer, premiered this weekend …
6 Days
By:Gentlemen, a delightful film has finally made its way to Netflix. Add it to your queue. Based on true events, 6 Days recounts the dramatic Irani…
A Portrait of Aimlessness Review of 7 Days in Entebbe
By:The film 7 Days in Entebbe, directed by Jose Padilha, is about one of the most ingenious and daring hostage rescue missions of the last century, when I…
Tolkien Typology (Part II): Denethor as Judas and Saruman as Peter
By:Tolkien Typology In my previous piece, I mentioned briefly the principles of Christian typology found in Tolkien's epic Lord of the Rings saga. Namely…
Truth is Stronger than Fiction Review of 12 Strong
By:Based on Doug Stanton's 2009 book Horse Soldiers: The Extraordinary Story of a Band of US Soldiers Who Rode to Victory in Afghanistan, 12 Strong tells …
The Limits of My Nostalgia- Review of The Last Jedi
By:While the latest installment in the Star Wars saga has been very favorably received by critics, the reception by long-time fans has been somewhat mixed…
Dunkirk- A Different Kind of War Film
By:Although, Christopher Nolan conceived of the idea for making Dunkirk some 25 years ago, he decided to wait until he had refined his movie making skills…
Wonder Woman and the Rise of Feminist Superheroes
By:This past summer, which was particularly disappointing in terms of blockbusters, critics and audiences surprisingly came together to praise Wonder Woma…
The Wall Exists for a Reason
By:I greatly appreciate Benedict Augustine's critique of Game of Thrones. Mr. Augustine identified serious moral and artistic defects in the show. And I…