Crosswalk Culture Update

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  The Heat's Rap Sheet: Funny but Endlessly Profane Laughs are consistent and abundant in this all-female take on the cop buddy genre. So are the f-bombs and misuses of God's name. Christa Banister Oct 15, 2013
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  After Earth Points to Brighter Future for Shyamalan At heart, a father-son story in which a young man is called upon to put dad's lessons into action. Not complex, but largely satisfying. Christian Hamaker Oct 08, 2013
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  Would You Like to See The Gospel of John, Photographed? How many of us, especially in the West, have been privileged to see the actual landscape where Jesus Christ walked? Debbie Holloway Oct 07, 2013
• Nothing Too Crude about The Croods A funny, family-friendly, family-affirming movie that parents will identify with and kids will love. Susan Ellingburg Oct 01, 2013
• Walter White and the Gospel According to Breaking Bad Cathleen Falsani Sep 30, 2013
• Kings of Summer is No Moonrise Kingdom Never quite finds its footing—emotionally, comedically or otherwise. It's simply too ridiculous to be taken seriously. Christa Banister Sep 24, 2013
• Bling Ring a Shiny Package with Nothing of Value Inside A painfully slow pace plus amoral, self-obsessed teens behaving like idiots minus a good lesson equals a massive waste of time. Susan Ellingburg Sep 17, 2013
• Animated Movies and the "Me" Generation There's a trend in animated movies to overplay themes of self-esteem and impossible dreams. But does that condemn the entire genre? Ryan Duncan Sep 16, 2013
• Cameron's Unstoppable Stops Short of Providing Promised Answers May be lacking in many ways, but it does preach the Gospel and remind us that asking the tough questions is important to building faith. Debbie Holloway Sep 13, 2013
• Homeless at Harvard An Insightful Experiment Lindsay Williams Sep 12, 2013
• Ironically, Into Darkness is Too Light on Meaningful Ideas There's enough to enjoy here, but this new Star Trek installment continues to show unfulfilled promise and a lack of strong themes. Christian Hamaker Sep 10, 2013
• Culture Before Politics Elections matter, but a people’s imagination matters even more. And we’ve got some work to do there. John Stonestreet Sep 09, 2013