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Circumstance, Psychology Build Tension in The American
Director Anton Corbijn creates a moody but minimalist atmosphere in The American. The camera is mostly static, music scarcely...
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Nostalgic Flipped Plods through Tale of First Love
When there's been nothing more than mindless popcorn flicks at a theater near you this summer, you can't help but want to...
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Good Lessons Learned in Nanny McPhee Returns
Nanny McPhee Returns is a pure delight from beginning to end. It's packed with uplifting wit, nice plot twists, and a thought-provoking...
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Sweet and Sour Mix in The Switch
This is a comedy about bodily fluids, with a few funny moments that unfold during the switch that give the film its title....
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Get Low Gets High Marks as Thoughtful Summer Alternative
An uplifting story of guilt, repentance and reconciliation, Get Low stands head and shoulders above most 2010 films. It's...
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Apparently, Shock Value is Katy Perry's Teenage Dream
A far cry from her days as a 13-year-old Bible-toting CCM artist in Nashville, Katy Perry seems to be in full-on searching...
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Less is More on Mellencamp's No Better Than This
John Mellencamp takes a minimalist approach with his recent release, No Better Than This. Since the outset of his career...
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McClarney's Collection Focuses on His Defender
A soulful collection of 15 songs, Chris McClarney's Defender rings true to its name. The album sets the mood for listeners...
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Chris August Tells His Story in No Far Away
No Far Away, the debut release from singer/songwriter Chris August under the Fervent record label, is an honest collection....
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Andrew Peterson Focuses on Things That Matter in Counting Stars
Andrew Peterson's latest undertaking is a starry tapestry woven tightly with what he says are the "things that matter." Counting...
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Painting by Numbers Takes on New Meaning in The Rembrandt Affair
Covert ops agent Gabriel Allon has operated with the cover of being an art restorer. Though recently retired, he is drawn...
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Fly Away Home an All Too Familiar Tale
In a story as familiar as yesterday's headlines (or CBS's The Good Wife), a senator becomes the latest politician caught...
<i>Fly Away Home</i> an All Too Familiar Taleread more...
Intriguing Havah Explores Life in Eden
Author Tosca Lee has taken the first four chapters of the Bible and filled in details I never even thought to wonder about....
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The Malacca Conspiracy
In The Malacca Conspiracy, a dastardly plot is hatched in the Malaysian seaport of Malacca to attack civilian oil tankers,...
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Finding a Mentor, and More
Tom Grimes' Mentor: A Memoir serves as a revealing window into the life of a writer, including the ups and downs of the...
Finding a <i>Mentor</i>, and Moreread more...
Letters to God Something to Write Home About
Letters to God might not be the most cinematic film viewers will see this year, but it's a faith-affirming story competently...
<i>Letters to God</i> Something to Write Home Aboutread more...
Even Comedy's Dynamic Duo Can't Save Date Night
Somehow in the midst of bad writing and a hackneyed case of missing identity that grows increasingly sillier as Date Night...
Even Comedy's Dynamic Duo Can't Save <i>Date Night</i>read more...
Death and Dark Comedy Collide in Death at a Funeral
Other than giving Luke Wilson an opportunity to star in something other than those annoying AT&T commercials, there was really...
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Believers Enlist Hollywood Pros To Save a Life
If you're a serious evangelical filmmaker, there's one response you do not want to hear: "For a Christian movie, that was...
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Inner Beauty Question Answered in VeggieTales' Sweetpea Beauty
Sweetpea Beauty is the first VeggieTales production created specifically for girls. Answering the question, "What is true...
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The Good Guys: Stop or My Partner Will Shoot
The Good Guys aims to bring back the appeal of the buddy film by forcing the pairing of two opposite types, a by-the-book...
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Straight from The Middle: Patricia Heaton on Mother's Day
Patricia Heaton just wants to be "left alone." Not all the time, mind you. But definitely on Mother's Day—and that's whether...
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Caprica: Where Space Opera Meets Soap Opera
As the Battlestar Galatica prequel nears the end of its first season, it's time to ask how well the new series has done in...
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The Universe Next Door: A Review of Fringe
As a woman once reached out for the hem of a certain garment, even mad scientists and their creators grope for the fringe...
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This New House
Do people really change? According to television, usually not. When the title character of a popular series puts himself...
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What the World Needs Now
: iPod Devotionals : with Dave Burchett
Nothing makes you feel older than listening to a song from your youth and then looking at the date it climbed the charts. Today a surprise hit from the early seventies surfaced for the weekly iPod devotional.  read more...
Are Superhero Films Past Their Prime?
: The Culture Beat : with Alex Wainer
That was the question being asked last week as this year’s San Diego Comic-Con launched another festival of all things pop culture including of course, comic books, wannabe blockbuster movies, video games, television and other attractions. read more...
Alone Again (Naturally)
: iPod Devotionals : with Dave Burchett
One of my failed career bits was as a disc jockey at 1000 watt powerhouse WCHI in Chillicothe, Ohio. Unfortunately my playlist was often influenced by my emotional state on any given day. read more...
The Mystery of Mercy
: iPod Devotionals : with Dave Burchett
Judging others comes disgustingly naturally to me. A song by Andrew Peterson made me think about how much I am like those I am prone to condemn. read more...
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V
reviewed by Icyslice
Anyone see V? My mate said it was good but i cant find nowhere to watch it for a brit. just have the trailers which look way good but you dont know until the series continues if its gona be just a BIG YAWN!!! like babylon... read more...
With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility
reviewed by missbonbon
Music had always been an integral part of my life. My father is a retired conductor of our local church's choir and I still have the music sheets containing his original compositions. My mother is an excellent pianist and... read more...
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