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When the Game Stands Tall
It’s not about winning or losing but about how you play the game. Those words are usually reserved for losing…
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Standing Tall
Sports movies have a built-in source of drama. In every contest there are winners and losers, hard work and teamwork,…
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Movie Review: Calvary
The new Irish film, Calvary, is a fierce expedition into the repercussions and present climate of post-clergy-sex-abuse-scandal Ireland. It’s an…
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Movie Review: Boyhood
Boyhood, the new movie written and directed by Richard Linklater (Waking Life, A Scanner Darkly, The Before… Trilogy with Ethan…
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Divergent Trilogy Tackles Genetic Engineering and Genetic Discrimination
Warning! Spoilers Ahead!! Divergent is the latest of the teen dystopian future trilogies to hit the big screen. I have…
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Movie Review: The Jewish Cardinal
The 2013 film (now on DVD and Netflix) The Jewish Cardinal is the life of the Cardinal Archbishop of Paris,…
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Let Us Make God in Our Image, After Our Likeness ‘Cause It’d Be Awesome
This might hurt your brain, but stay with me friends. Imagine if he came the way we wanted him to?…
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Movie Review: Maleficent
WARNING: LOADED WITH SPOILERS! Well, is Maleficent magnificent? Angelina Jolie is (of course), but the story? I don’t know. What?!…
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Movie Review: Locke
Locke, starring Tom Hardy–and only Tom Hardy–is being dubbed “Hamlet of the Highway,” and it’s exactly that. The premise of…
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June 1-2: Triumph with Messenger of The Truth on PBS
This Sunday, June 1, and Monday, June 2, a miracle of sorts takes place on mainstream TV as PBS affiliates…