Crosswalk Culture Update

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  Jones's The Homesman the Best Western Since Unforgiven As artistically rich as it is emotionally (and spiritually) unsettling. The combination is potent. Jeffrey Huston Feb 24, 2015
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  Why You Need to See 'The Drop Box' A couple of years ago on BreakPoint, I told you about a South Korean pastor who rescues abandoned babies. Well in March, you can see his amazing story in theaters across the country. John Stonestreet Feb 23, 2015
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  From Heartbreaking to Hopeful, The Theory of Everything Has a Bit of, Well, Everything It's all so well done. Each exquisitely lit, perfectly framed scene is a feast for the eyes, and Redmayne's performance is inspired. Susan Ellingburg Feb 17, 2015
• A Theology for Fifty Shades of Grey Millions will mark this Valentine’s Day weekend by taking in the new release of "Fifty Shades of Grey," a modern-day publishing phenomenon that became the basis for the highly anticipated movie adaptation.... Dr. James Emery White Feb 17, 2015
• Good Intentions Can't Keep Old Fashioned from Feeling Out of Touch Operates from a different moral compass than standard rom-coms, but disappointingly offers little insight beyond well-worn platitudes. Christa Banister Feb 13, 2015
• Spirit Fighter is Serviceable Storytelling Reading Jerel Law’s recent novel Spirit Fighter was like a blast to my Frank Peretti-reading past (minus all the nightmares, thankfully). Christa Banister Feb 12, 2015
• Alexander's Bad Day is Your Family's Good Time There's something delightfully retro and very-early-Disney about this worthwhile adaptation of the popular children's book. Christa Banister Feb 10, 2015
• 'David and Goliath' Director Says the Film Will Honor God “David and Goliath” director Tim Chey has said his upcoming film will honor God, unlike some of its predecessors in the Bible-based film category. Carrie Dedrick Feb 09, 2015
• Jupiter Ascending Lacks Gravity but Owns Spectacle About as mixed as can be with plusses and minuses, which still makes it the most entertaining effort by the Wachowskis in nearly 15 years. Jeffrey Huston Feb 06, 2015
• Eleanor Rigby Not a Feel-Good Film, but a Film That Makes Us Feel Jessica Chastain is absolutely dazzling but a lack of focus and seemingly endless sadness can't help wearing on the viewer after a while. Christa Banister Feb 03, 2015
• Cultural Sniper Few films have stormed the box office – and surprised the pundits in the process of doing so – more than Clint Eastwood’s “American Sniper.” And in case you haven’t picked up on it, we are talking about... Dr. James Emery White Feb 02, 2015
• We Try Not to Gush Too Much Over Black or White Forces its characters—and the audience—to face up to how they really feel about race and each other all while telling a riveting story. Susan Ellingburg Jan 30, 2015