2014-04-21T21:10:27-07:00

Meanwhile, Transcendence had one of the lowest openings for Johnny Depp since Pirates of the Caribbean put him on the map over a decade ago. Read more

2015-03-21T14:15:46-07:00

Links to several articles that I wrote on Facing the Giants and Fireproof back in the day, including op-eds, a review, and multiple interviews with the filmmakers and their collaborators. Read more

2014-04-22T00:56:37-07:00

The first film directed by cinematographer Wally Pfister is a big-questions sci-fi flick that looks great but gets increasingly muddled. Read more

2014-04-23T21:38:28-07:00

Paramount is already encouraging members of the Academy to see Darren Aronofsky's Bible epic in theatres for free. Read more

2014-04-18T11:09:55-07:00

The top five films about Jesus, the top five films with a "metaphorical Christ", and the top five films "with Christian themes", as determined by religion and ethics reporter Douglas Todd -- with a little help from myself and three other connoisseurs of the genre. Read more

2014-04-18T18:19:51-07:00

The top-grossing evangelical movie ever made is a sloppily written, badly argued and unevenly acted bit of tribal chest-thumping. It's philosophy for people who are more interested in Duck Dynasty than in, say, Alvin Plantinga. Read more

2014-11-27T13:07:54-08:00

Should movies like Noah and Exodus: Gods and Kings aim for greater ethnic "diversity" or "accuracy" when casting their major roles (or even the minor ones)? Read more

2015-01-06T22:12:59-08:00

Critics have objected to the way Darren Aronofsky's film gives Noah the character arc that the Bible ascribes to God. But is there a theological justification for it? And has there ever been a film that put God front-and-centre successfully? Read more

2014-04-13T19:12:59-07:00

Darren Aronofsky's Noah is now the second-highest-grossing Bible adaptation of all time worldwide, behind only The Passion of the Christ. Read more

2014-04-13T01:13:49-07:00

The film, produced by Oscar-nominated Babel screenwriter Guillermo Arriaga, will include several short films about religion by filmmakers like Hector Babenco, Mira Nair, Emir Kusturica and Amos Gitai. Read more

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