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June 2015

June 29, 2015
The new Netflix series, Sense8 (by the Wachowski siblings) isn't a great series, but, set in the...
June 23, 2015
Tony and I are back with the second installment of Killer Serials and a look...
June 22, 2015
Given the ever-improving nature of television dramas, it's difficult to write confidently about a series...
June 20, 2015
I’ve noticed recently that when you post an article on Facebook, the all-knowing Newsfeed will...
June 16, 2015
Good friend, theologian, and author Tony Jones and I are kicking off a new blog...
June 15, 2015
Louder Than Bombs (directed by Joachim Trier) is an American-Norwegian film about a family still coming...
June 10, 2015
A few weeks ago, the Pew Research Center released their latest study on America's changing religious...
June 01, 2015
With so much good original Netflix content, you'd be forgiven for bailing on Bloodline after...

May 2015

May 29, 2015
Benjamin Griffin is back. Now a resident of that hipster paradise of Austin, TX, he...
May 26, 2015
The old adage about desperate times calling for desperate measures is at the center of Aloft (written and...
May 21, 2015
For some people, coffee is simply a carrier of caffeine that fuels a dulled mind and...
May 19, 2015
Last year I got a chance to see and review Seattle’s Experience Music Project’s exhibit...
May 12, 2015
Upon my first full day in the town of Cannes, France, I was reminded of...
May 11, 2015
The British coal miner’s strike of 1984-85 has been fodder for several small but scrappy...

April 2015

April 29, 2015
Faith and film pilgrim and new Pop Theology contributor Kenny Dickson gives us an overview...
April 28, 2015
We're excited to welcome a new contributor to Pop Theology. A good friend and colleague,...
April 20, 2015
Posts have been sparse on Pop Theology over the last few months. Richard and I...
April 15, 2015
Alex Garland's Ex Machina, his first as writer and director, proves that you don't need eight-figure budgets to...
April 03, 2015
    Metalhead, an Icelandic film written and directed by Ragnar Bragason, premiered in fall...

March 2015

March 31, 2015
Alex Gibney's latest film, Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief, feels more like a...
March 30, 2015
I've got a Godfather 3 type relationship with the church. Just when I think I'm...
March 05, 2015
The recent Oscar-nominated foreign language film, Timbuktu, is the most important film of the decade. I...

February 2015

February 04, 2015
I still don’t believe what I witnessed this past weekend. Blinking my eyes in the...

January 2015

January 08, 2015
Ryan Parker had the chance to talk with cast members from Selma, including David Oyelowo,...
January 05, 2015
If one stores a collection of images of a particular literary figure, or setting, or...

December 2014

December 21, 2014
Ryan Parker already has an excellent review of this film, which actually involves interviews with...

November 2014

November 23, 2014
It’s been a long time since I’ve had a productive streak of quiet times: portions...
November 04, 2014
Far too many of us are well aware of the tension between science and religion,...

October 2014

October 31, 2014
Left Behind is an awful movie. I expected it to be awful on the theological...
October 16, 2014
Within the genre of war films lies a sub-genre devoted to anti-war war films, films...
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