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Tag Archives: jennifer lawrence
X-Men Days Of Future Past: Stumble Into Hope (Movie Review)
The present world of the X-Men (2023) is desolate, and life has been delineated between mutants (and those humans who support them) and the rest of humanity. Giant, adaptable Sentinels (artificial intelligent robots) hunt and destroy all of the mutants … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Movie Reviews, Reviews, Theology
Tagged Colossus, Cuban Missile Crisis, Cyclops, Daniel Cudmore, Evan Peters, Famke Janssen, halle berry, Hugh Jackman, ian mckellan, Iceman, James Marsden, james mcavoy, Jean Grey, jennifer lawrence, JFK, Kitty Pryde, Magneto, michael fassbender, Mystique, Nicholas Hoult, Omar Sy, patrick stewart, Peter Dinklage, Peter Maximoff, Psyloche, Quicksilver, Raven, Richard Nixon, Shawn Ashmore, Storm, Wolverine, X-Men First Class, X-Men Last Stand, X-men United, Xavier's School for Gifted Students
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X-Men Rewind: A Parable Of Society (Movie Review)
With the seventh X-Men feature releasing tomorrow, I’ve been reviewing the previously-released elements of the cinematic mythology. It’s hard not to draw from the various comic books, television shows, etc. but I’ve tried to keep it limited to what the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Comics, Current Events, Movie Reviews, Pop Culture, Reviews, Theology
Tagged Banshee, Beast, Chris Claremont, cure, Days of Future Past, Emma Frost, Hugh Jackman, Jack Kirby, james mcavoy, jennifer lawrence, Kevin Bacon, Marvel, michael fassbender, mutants, Sebastian Shaw, Silver Samurai, Stan Lee, The Last Stand, Wolverine, X-2, X-Men, X-Men Origins, X-Men Trilogy, X-men United
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Catching Fire: What Does A Revolution Cost? (Movie Review)
In the second installment of the Hunger Games series (is that a trilogy or a quadrilogy?), Katniss (Jennifer Lawrence) finds herself in a different predicament than in the first film when she entered the Games in place of her younger sister. Now, … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Movie Reviews, Pop Culture, Reviews, Theology
Tagged Christ figure, Donald Sutherland, Easter, elizabeth banks, Fear, Gale Hawthorne, Haymitch Abernathy, hunger games, jennifer lawrence, Jesus Christ, Josh Hutcherson, katniss, Katniss Everdeen, lenny kravitz, Liam Hemsworth, Peeta Mellark, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Plutarch Heavensbee, President Snow, Suzanne Collins, woody harrelson
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American Hustle: Broken Dreams (Movie Review)
I’d heard American Hustle billed as a period piece Ocean’s Eleven. I didn’t find it that clever (plot twist wise) or hilarious, but David O. Russell again takes a reasonably straightforward plot (The Fighter, Silver Linings Playbook) and turns it into an engaging piece. … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Reviews, Theology
Tagged amy adams, bradley cooper, christian bale, jennifer lawrence, Jeremy Renner
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Silver Linings Playbook: Judgment vs. Forgiveness
Silver Linings Playbook is the only Oscar movie I had left to watch, and the fact that Jennifer Lawrence (Hunger Games, Winter’s Bone) won an Academy Award only made my anticipation grow. A romantic comedy about a Philadelphia Eagles fan with emotional … Continue reading
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