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Tag Archives: The Matrix
Interstellar: A Father’s Love Spoiler Version! (Movie Review)
If you missed the first half of the review, the spoiler free version, I refer you back there to avoid blowing it – if you care about the details I’m about to unpack. There, you’ve been warned! Several elements of … Continue reading
John Wick: Angel Of Death (Movie Review)
So, Keanu Reeves is in another action thriller. I figured it would be more 47 Ronin (which was mostly horrible with glimmers of imagination) than The Matrix/Speed/Point Break. Happily, I was wrong. In John Wick, two of Reeves’ Matrix buddies, … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Reviews, Reviews, Theology
Tagged action movie, Die Hard, John Leguizamo, Keanu Reeves, Michael Nyguist, The Matrix, The Raid, willem dafoe
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Snowpiercer: Escapist Train Hurtling Toward Hell (Movie Review)
Legend has it that South Korean director Bong Joon-ho stumbled across Jean-Marc Rouchette’s graphic novel, Le Transperceneige, about a perpetually-moving train that houses the remnants of the world’s population. Divided by class and perceived ‘worth,’ the train signifies the caste system … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Movie Reviews, Reviews, Theology
Tagged apocalypse, Bong Joon-ho, chris evans, District 9, Ed Harris, global warming, Go Ah-sung, ice age, Jean-Marc Rouchette, John Hurt, Le Transperceneige, Namgoong Minsu, octavia spencer, science fiction, The Matrix, Tilda Swinton, Train, Wilford
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Sunday’s Sermon Today: What Kind Of Dirt Are You? (Matthew 13:1-9)
The instructions make it look so easy: you get the seeds, you get the dirt, you take it home, add water, and, bam! A month to six months later, you are the proud owner of [fill in the blank plant]. … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Sermons
Tagged gardening, parable of the sower, The Matrix
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The Matrix & Elysium: Psychological Oppression (Movie Review)
As we’ve worked toward the upcoming release of Neill Blomkamp’s (District 9) next release, Elysium, we’ve worked on preview pieces at Hollywood Jesus. I agreed to work on this one, a look at how the Wachowski brothers had taken Big Brother-like ideas … Continue reading
