What to Watch at Home

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  The Messengers Offers a Dramatic New Take on End-Times Prophecy The CW’s new apocalyptic drama isn't the first show to chronicle the end times, but it does take the genre in a bold new direction. Ryan Duncan Apr 20, 2015
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  Interstellar Has Big Screen Imagery, Simpler Themes May be Christopher Nolan's most ambitious film yet, but it shows both his best instincts and his worst. Christian Hamaker Apr 13, 2015
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  A.D. The Bible Continues a Brilliant, Beautiful Journey This Easter Sunday, NBC will launch a follow-up miniseries to The Bible phenomenon: A.D. The Bible Continues. Ryan Duncan Apr 06, 2015
• National Geographic Gets Theatrical with Killing Jesus Like its O’Reilly source material, the series has no desire to define Jesus as Savior, prophet, heretic, or lunatic. As such, it works from an agnostic assumption about Christ’s divinity. Jeffrey Huston Mar 30, 2015
• WWJD: The Journey Continues Asks Good Questions but Runs Out of Steam Nothing to complain about here, but nothing stands out either. The impression the film leaves isn't deep, but Christian audiences will likely enjoy themselves during the 90 minutes they're watching it. Ryan Duncan Mar 23, 2015
• CNN’s Finding Jesus Can Unite Believers and Nonbelievers, Says One Expert As CNN gears up to air the second installment of an investigative series about Jesus, one expert says this show can be a bridge between people of different beliefs. Joy Allmond Mar 16, 2015
• The Hunger Games: Mockingjay–Part 1 Little More Than a Placeholder Perhaps it was inevitable the final novel would be cut in two. The result is a talky Part 1 that feels like a stagnant stage setter. Christian Hamaker Mar 09, 2015
• CNN's Finding Jesus is Fodder for the Curious Mind Following Christ requires a fair amount of faith. After all, Jesus left behind no personally written documents. He lived and died without a trace. Or did he? Debbie Holloway Mar 02, 2015
• Murray Excels as a Geezer with a Heart of Gold in St. Vincent Thanks to particularly inspired casting it's transformed from a standard indie movie, clichés and all, into something far more special. Christa Banister Feb 23, 2015
• Birdman: Overly Ambitious and Criminally Overrated What's the meaning of it all once the novelty of frenetic camera work has worn off and every Hollywood inside joke has been exhausted? Christa Banister Feb 17, 2015
• Hector Searches for Happiness in All the Wrong Places The Secret Life of Walter Mitty is a superior treatment of similar themes and the search for meaning and purpose. Christian Hamaker Feb 09, 2015
• Acts of Valor Stir Mixed Emotions in Fury Delivers many of the familiar genre beats of wartime movies, but then goes beyond them, excelling at moments both peaceful and violent. Christian Hamaker Feb 02, 2015