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Tag Archives: Family
Warrior: Fight For Your Family (DVD Review)
At Hollywood Jesus, we’re doing a month-long look at our favorite Indie movies, and this one is one of the best! A story about love, family, forgiveness, and … MMA(?!), it takes our struggles and makes them physical as two brothers try … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Reviews, Pop Culture, Theology
Tagged Best Indie Movies, Erik Apple, Family, frank grillo, Gavin O'Connor, Joel Edgerton, Marine, MMA, Moby Dick, Nick Nolte, Tom Hardy
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The Journey So Far: Why I Am A Christian (1977-1995)
The Prologue: When my mother was pregnant with me, she experienced the anxiety of some mothers as they awaited the coming of their first child. Whether it was a physical fear or an emotional one isn’t clear to me, but … Continue reading
Lilo & Stitch: Understanding Family
In almost every Walt Disney movie, there’s an individual who doesn’t belong, has been abandoned, or lost a parent. Somehow, they’re seeking to define their life based on those around them, because their ability to determine who they are based … Continue reading
Escape From Planet Earth: Animated Brotherhood
Back in “the day,” if it wasn’t Disney, animated films weren’t that great. Then Paramount/Dreamworks got involved and Disney had some competition. But this latest animated flick, from Canada’s Rainmaker Entertainment being released by the Weinstein Company, proves that there’s … Continue reading
Fast & Furious: The Saga So Far
In 2001, Universal Pictures delivered the car-racing, screen-stealing action flick The Fast and the Furious, intent on launching the career of the pretty boy Paul Walker and continuing the upward trend of the gravelly-voiced hulk Vin Diesel. After a strange step away … Continue reading
Lincoln: A Second Look
Lincoln is easily my favorite president. Blending his speeches, his decision-making in the Emancipation Proclamation, and his tragic murder, the Lincoln mystique has always drawn me in. Turn all of that over to Daniel Day Lewis for a magical delivery … Continue reading
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Tagged Daniel Day Lewis, Emancipation Proclamation, Family, Lincoln, oscars, Story, Vision
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