Faith and Pop Culture

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  Why Christian Movies Need Flawed Heroes By creating flawed heroes, faith-based films don’t just produce better characters, they produce better faith. Ryan Duncan Mar 09, 2017
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  How Logan Succeeds Where The Shack Fails Logan ultimately succeeds in asking the right questions about faith, largely thanks to the movie’s ability to tell an engaging story rather than pushing a stagnant narrative. Ryan Duncan Mar 09, 2017
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  Rock Dog is Surprisingly in Tune While far from legendary, Rock Dog still delivers an unexpectedly fun story with enough music, laughs, and talented voice acting to pass a lazy afternoon. If you were disappointed by Sing, and thought... Ryan Duncan Mar 02, 2017
• 5 Things to Watch on Netflix in March With February behind us and March officially underway, it’s time to take a look at what new movies and titles will be available to hungry viewers. Ryan Duncan Mar 02, 2017
• Heroism, Prayer Prominent in Hacksaw Ridge Old-fashioned in the best sense of the word—focusing on duty and patriotism—the film also feels contemporary in its post-Saving Private Ryan approach to war footage. Those who can endure it will find that... Christian Hamaker Feb 23, 2017
• 3 Oscar-Nominated Shorts Spotlight the Refugee Crisis Many Christians still harbor strong feelings on how America should respond to the swell of refugees, but regardless of where you fall, these documentaries offer a vital perspective. Ryan Duncan Feb 23, 2017
• 3 Christian Messages from The Lego Batman Movie I don’t think anyone ever doubted The Lego Batman Movie would be a success. What perhaps did surprise viewers was the depth of the film. Ryan Duncan Feb 23, 2017
• ‘Fifty Shades Darker’ is ‘Reprehensible’ It’s usually a good idea to experience something before commenting on it to others. However, the rest of this Daily Article will focus on an experience I refuse to have and encourage you to refuse as well. Jim Denison Feb 16, 2017
• Arrival's Impact is More Cerebral Than Emotional This thinking person’s alien movie is less about creatures from space and more about how humans communicate. Arrival cleverly and unexpectedly takes what you think you know and turns it on its head. It may... Susan Ellingburg Feb 16, 2017
• CrosswalkMovies.com's Top 10 Films of 2016 In a year of incivility and division, these movies that moved us did not shy away from such issues but helped light a way home in colorful, powerful, often tear-inducing ways. Editorial Staff & Film Critics Feb 09, 2017
• Race to Win Never Crosses the Finish Line Christian parents are always on the lookout for a movie that’s safe for their children while promoting positive, encouraging messages. In this area, Race to Win is a success. Ryan Duncan Feb 09, 2017
• 10 Films We’re Looking Forward to in 2017 As is tradition here at Crosswalk, it’s time to look ahead to the most promising cinematic candidates of 2017. Ryan Duncan Feb 09, 2017