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Tag Archives: frank grillo
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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Homefront: Who Watches Our Violence? (Movie Review)
Don’t believe what you’ve heard (Rotten Tomatoes, anyone?) This is the best Jason Statham flick since The Transporter. After several disappointing spins as The Mechanic and various incarnations of Crank, Statham had semi-Statham-like performances in Killer Elite and Redemption/Hummingbird. But now, strange as it is to see … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Movie Reviews, Pop Culture, Theology, Uncategorized
Tagged chuck logan, crank, darkness cannot drive out darkness, frank grillo, James Franco, Jason Statham, kate bosworth, killer elite, mark isham, martin luther king jr, phil broker, Redemption, taken, taken 2, the mechanic, transporter, winona ryder
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