What to Watch at Home

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  Gods of Egypt Can't Even Ascend to Guilty Pleasure Status A bizarre excursion into big-budget moviemaking gone completely off the rails, Gods of Egypt is a bungled, boring, monotonous amalgam of 300 and Lord of the Rings that implodes into a "What were they... Jeffrey Huston Jun 06, 2016
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  Risen Brings New Life to Bible Movies This tale of faith and redemption marks a new chapter for biblical epics. While not perfect, Risen still delivers one of the best portrayals of Christ's death and resurrection to date, as we witness the... Ryan Duncan May 30, 2016
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  Heartbreaking Shawn Demonstrates the Power of Miracles Using a dramatic mix of personal testimonies, artistic reenactments, and musical composition, this short film gently guides it’s viewers through one family’s darkest hour. Ryan Duncan May 23, 2016
• Joy: Lawrence is So Good, She Can Make a Movie about a Mop Sparkle Despite having enough material for three separate movies, this story about a harried female inventor satisfies on multiple levels thanks to the skill of Jennifer Lawrence. Christa Banister May 16, 2016
• The 5th Wave Crashes and Burns into Dystopian Oblivion Rick Yancey's book has to be far better than this resulting movie. How else to explain how such a bloated dystopian mess got greenlighted in the first place? Christa Banister May 09, 2016
• Is There Hope for Christian Movies? Christian movies have the potential to be both critically and commercially successful, but to do so, they need to abandon easy answers. Ryan Duncan Apr 18, 2016
• Star Wars VII Awakens a Force of a Franchise After the excitement and energy of the first act, the film - one of the best in the series and much easier to follow than the prequels - develops an emotional core that involves some measure of regret and... Christian Hamaker Apr 11, 2016
• Concussion Tells a Hard Truth; The NFL Blocks It The spiritual struggle in Concussion is one all believers confront to some degree—how to open people's eyes when they are too comfortable with a system that supports and sustains a lie. Christian Hamaker Apr 04, 2016
• 6 TV Shows Netflix Should Revive Amidst these sequels and reboots, Relevant author Jesse Carey has been pondering what classic TV shows Netflix should revive next. Ryan Duncan Mar 28, 2016
• Romantic Brooklyn a Charming Tale of Hope and Home Not all of us leave home to find adventure and make new beginnings. But most of us do, at least once. For this reason, Brooklyn will resonate with most of us in many ways. Debbie Holloway Mar 21, 2016
• Finding God’s Wonder and Purpose in Many Beautiful Things Both charming and heartbreaking, Many Beautiful Things is a testament to the immeasurable love of God, and the wonder found in His creation. Ryan Duncan Mar 14, 2016
• Creed Packs a Franchise-Reinvigorating Punch Not only pays homage to the original Rocky with plenty of knowing winks, but raises the bar with a solid storyline, memorable performances and even a little existential food for thought. Christa Banister Mar 04, 2016