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‘The Noel Diary’ – Wins with Justin Hartley, Loses in Undermining Real Love

No matter where you end up in life, all of us have an origin story. Somewhere we came from that shaped us – and maybe where we’ve either run from or return to when we crave a sense of “home”. Continue reading “‘The Noel Diary’ – Wins with Justin Hartley, Loses in Undermining Real Love”

Since the release of The Passion of the Christ, Mel Gibson has been an independent force within the industry.

With three daughters in our household, we had Enchanted (2007) on a regular loop for years. Continue reading “Fairytale Wisdom in ‘Disenchanted’ [Movie Review]”

In the lead up to Christmas there are two types of people: those eagerly awaiting the onslaught of holiday movies and Mariah Carey’s impending radio arrival, and those who flinch at the site of red and green and wish Will Ferrell never donned an elf suit. Continue reading “‘Falling for Christmas’: Easy Escapism and Optimism in Hard Times”

In a year when there has been little to laugh about and even little to give us hope in cinemas, who would have thought it could be found in a film from Will Ferrell and Ryan Reynolds. Continue reading “Gosling and Ferrell’s Fresh Take on an Old Tale in ‘Spirited’”

In February 2018, Marvel Studios released Black Panther. It was the first superhero film with a predominantly black cast. Continue reading “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever – Movie Review”

The DC Extended Universe (DCEU) has some of the most iconic characters in the realm of superheroes. Continue reading “Black Adam – Reel Dialogue Movie Review”

Somehow when France and fashion combine the stage is set for dreams to come true, and Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris knows it. Continue reading “It’s Worth the Ride as ‘Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris’ [Movie Review]”

Genies, or as stated in George Miller’s romantic fantasy, the Djinn, have been part of human folklore for centuries. And none more iconic than the genie of Aladdin’s lamp. Continue reading “Three Thousand Years of Longing [Movie Review]”

Over the years, The Kendrick Brothers have established themselves as the benchmark for faith-based or Christian films. Continue reading “‘Lifemark’ Proves That Christian Cinema Can Deliver [Movie Review]”