Crosswalk Culture Update

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  Why You Should Read Narnia in Publication Order There are three ways to read the seven Chronicles of Narnia, but only one of them is best. Trevin Wax Apr 29, 2013
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  Love Theme Emerges Clear as Mud Director Jeff Nichols effectively blends genres, numerous subplots and character dynamics – and does so with emotional weight and power. Jeffrey Huston Apr 26, 2013
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  Anchors A Seasoned Sophomore Release Glenn McCarty Apr 24, 2013
• Gangster Squad a Stylish, Thrilling Throwback Don't look for much in the food-for-thought department, but Gangster Squad keeps you interested in seeing how it'll play out. Christa Banister Apr 23, 2013
• Learning to Love God's Gift of Literature A good story told by a skilled author can do a great deal of good. It can even lead us to God. Eric Metaxas Apr 22, 2013
• Third Album Showcases OneRepublic’s Universal Appeal Lindsay Williams Apr 10, 2013
• Lincoln is One Stunning History Lesson No stilted caricature, Spielberg humanizes this beloved leader without placing him on too high of a pedestal in the process. Christa Banister Apr 09, 2013
• Classic Jurassic Park Will Never Go Extinct 20 years ago this film set a new cinematic standard and, perhaps most amazing of all, it still meets our standards today. Jeffrey Huston Apr 05, 2013
• Captives Underscores the Power of Personal Choices Christa Banister Apr 04, 2013
• Breathtaking To the Arctic Lacks Focus While the 3D photography is breathtaking, the narrative falls prey to blatant sentimentality. Christa Banister Apr 02, 2013
• G.I. Joe: Retaliation Low on Plot, High on Action Lots of fighting and explosions punctuated by moderately clever dialogue. "Pretty much exactly what I want," my male friend told me. Susan Ellingburg Mar 29, 2013
• Say Yes to the Dress With Picture Perfect Christa Banister Mar 28, 2013