It felt like the 2010s was part of a Renaissance of Christian movies that managed to build strong storytelling with the word of God. Films such as Unplanned, Run The Race, Indivisible, and I Can Only Imagine created a strong portfolio for the Christian genre which changed the way the films were produced and received … More Jesus Revolution Review: A Welcoming But Empty Christian Drama
The world of Christian cinema has dramatically improved over the past few years with various films revamping the genre. The category mixes the teachings of Jesus with thought-provoking and entertaining storytelling. Films such as “I Can Only Imagine,” ”Unplanned” and “The Case for Christ” have turned religious messages into quality cinema by taking a true … More Paul’s Promise Review: An Incomplete Christian Drama
I Still Believe cannot find the sweet mix of scripture and entertainment and unlike I Can Only Imagine, the film isn’t engaging or well acted to enough to create magic. … More I Still Believe Review: A Christian Film With No Soul
Jeffrey Lyles put it best: “It’s always lame how Christian films get criticized for “preaching to the choir” as if comic book films are catered toward stuffy Oscar voters or Oscar bait films are targeting geek culture. … More Overcomer Review/Discussion: Take The Biggest Flaw Of This Movie And REALLY Think About It
Whenever you take a stand against’s one of Hollywood’s biggest cash cows and America’s leading abortion provider Planned Parenthood, you can expect some roadblocks along the way. … More Unplanned Review: An Empathic Yet Eye Opening Look At Planned Parenthood
If there is one genre that always gets the toughest treatment in Hollywood, it is faith-based films and here we have one that flew so far under the radar, it’s a bit of a miracle that it got a wide release. If you want to understand the kind of opposition that films which promote Christianity deals with from the media, look no further The Wrap’s review which criticizes this film on the basis that the writer can’t stand…well, on-screen Christians. … More Run the Race Review/Discussion: A Redemption Story & The Wrap’s Terrible Take
It has been a busy year for Christian movies especially actress Madeline Carroll who has been in three films this year I Can Only Imagine, God Bless the Broken Road, and now Indivisible. One thing I credit the Christian genre for doing is bringing to light real-life stories of people who we would have never seen or known about otherwise. Here we have another film based on the True Story of Army chaplain Darren Turner (Justin Bruening) who deploys to Iraq during the height of the War in 2007. … More Indivisible (2018) Review: A Strong Faith-Based Drama With An Strong Emotional Punch
The ability to forgive someone is one of the hardest things to do in life and redemption is one of the hardest things to achieve. Unbroken: Path to Redemption cites Matthew 6:14 “For if you forgive other people when they sin against you, your heavenly Father will also forgive you.” This was the choice that World War II veteran Louis Zamperini had to make to save himself and his family. … More Unbroken Path to Redemption Review: A Heartwrenching Story That Needs Improvement
Earlier this year, Christian actress Madeline Carroll starred in a Christian movie based on the song I Can Only Imagine, a film so good even progressives couldn’t trash it. A few months later, Carroll stars in another Christian movie based on the song but while the intentions here are strong, the story doesn’t match the intention. … More God Bless the Broken Road Review: Better Suited For The Hallmark Channel
If Reverend Dave is getting the bump to the main event status, the story should have been more centered and focused on him. Instead, what we get is a messy Frankenstein of a movie that fails with its target audience and the people who are going to need blood pressure meds after watching this film *cough* David *cough*. God’s Not Dead III, is okay but its failure to capitalize on its potential is it’s biggest failure. … More God’s Not Dead A Light in Darkness Review: Waste Of A Movie
