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From Father to Son in After Earth
Being marooned, either on a desert island or in space, has a long literary and film history. There is something…
Author Marc T. Newman, Ph.D.
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The Avengers and Our Fascination with Saviors
Like the Hulk, The Avengers, directed by the imaginative Joss Whedon, has smashed all previous weekend box-office records, hauling in…
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Project X and Wanderlust – On Being Lost in America
What does it take to be included, to feel a part of something bigger than yourself? In the past two…
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What Christians Can Learn from Act of Valor
The Bible is a war manual. You don’t have to read very far before you discover that there are, as…
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Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance Burns Out
In Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance, Nicholas Cage returns as Johnny Blaze, the man who once made a deal with…
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The Church at Sundance
The whole idea behind edgy, independent films is that by prying themselves from the commercial grip of major studios, filmmakers…
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Dolphin Tale and Rethinking Dominion
There are all kind of theories floating around about what life must have been like between Adam and Eve and…
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Soul Surfer — This Year’s The Blind Side
Bethany Hamilton has an extraordinary story to tell. Working hard to enter the ranks of professional surfing, by the age…
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Faith, Doubt, and Demonic Possession in The Rite
“I wonder you should ask me whether it is essential to keep the patient in ignorance of your own existence.…
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Lost at Sundance
Two days in to week two at Sundance and I am detecting a theme, at least in the films that…