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Monthly Archives: September 2014
Gotham 1.2: What’s A Family? (TV Review)
In the second episode, “Selina Kyle,” we watched the episode’s titular character (Camren Bicondova) end up on a busload of kidnapped street children aimed at a brutal, edible ending. But between our cat burglar’s skills and James Gordon’s (Ben McKenzie) … Continue reading
Posted in Pop Culture, Reviews
Tagged Ben McKenzie, David Mazouz, Donal Logue, Fish Mooney, Gotham, Selina Kyle
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Jason Mott’s The Wonder Of All Things (Book Review)
Jason Mott, the author of The Returned (known as Resurrection on ABC), returns with his second novel, The Wonder of All Things. The story of a small town, it lasers in on Ava and Wash, a young woman and her best friend, who survive a deadly … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Reviews
Tagged ABC's Resurrection, Jason Mott, miracles, The Returned
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Andy McDermott’s Valhalla Prophecy: Thwarting Doomsday
The latest cinematic thrill ride from Andy McDermott delivers a globe-trotting, flashback-filled adventure that finds International Heritage Agency boss Nina Wilde and her ex-military Brit husband Eddie Chase tackling a legendary doomsday of Viking proportions. Filled with Norse mythology, The Valhalla … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Current Events, Pop Culture, Reviews
Tagged Doomsday protocol, James ROllins, Jason Bourne, Loki, National Treasure, Norse mythology, Odin, Thor, Vikings
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One-On-One With Red Band Society/The Good Lie’s Margaret Nagle (Movie/TV Interview)
The Good Lie, showing in theaters this Friday, tells the story of a group of Sudanese young men who find safe haven in the United States through a humanitarian mission and meet their employment caseworker, Carrie Davis (Reese Witherspoon). Before … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews, Movie Reviews, Pop Culture, Theology, TV
Tagged Boardwalk Empire, Margaret Nagle, Red Band Society, Reese Witherspoon, The Good Lie, Warm Springs
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The Blacklist Season 2 Premiere
After binge watching all of season 1 over the last two weeks, I eagerly awaited the arrival of the second season. The first half of the episode seemed to drag on… And then it happened: I realized that I was … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Pop Culture, Reviews, TV
Tagged elizabeth keen, James Spader, Megan Boone, Peter Stormare, reddington, the blacklist
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The Equalizer: Be Who You’re Supposed To Be (Movie Review)
A quiet man, Bob McCall (Denzel Washington) goes about his job at the Home Depot-like warehouse store, but at night he ends up walking the streets of Boston to his favorite all-night diner. There, he interacts with Teri (Chloe Grace … Continue reading
Believe Me: A Satirical Look At Christian Non-Profits (Movie Review)
No satirical movie since Saved has the ability to grab ahold of the church the way that Believe Me can. With a solid, winsome cast of young people, a strong script aimed at peeling back the layers of Christianese and specifically Christian mission … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Reviews, Pop Culture, Theology
Tagged Alex Russell, Beware of Christians, Christopher McDonald, Dr. Malmquist, Jack White, Johanna Braddy, Lecrae, mark 10:17, matthew 19:16, Michael B. Allen, nick offerman, One Nation Under God, Rich Young Ruler, Will Bakke, Zachary Knighton
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The Song: Cinematic Wisdom Of Solomon (Movie Review)
Jed King (Alan Powell of the band Anthem Lights) meets and falls for Rose (Ali Faulkner, Twilight), giving him the passion he needs to write songs and rise to stardom. But after the birth of their child, King goes on the … Continue reading
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