Crosswalk Culture Update

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  Wolverine a Fascinating Study of the Man behind the Mutant Surprising how much better it is to its predecessor is in every possible way. The storyline is just as compelling as the special effects. Christa Banister Jul 26, 2013
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  By-the-Numbers 42 Still Hits for the Cycle Like The Blind Side, faith is integral and is presented unapologetically. And like The Blind Side, 42 isn't appropriate for all ages. Christian Hamaker Jul 23, 2013
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  Touching The Artistic Life You've Hidden Deep Inside (Part 1) Is there an artistic life you've hidden inside? Jesus wants to walk you out in community. Bonnie Gray Jul 22, 2013
• RED 2 Delivers, Just Not as Far as the Original Does just about everything RED did, just not quite as well. Makes attempts at the same charm and flair but the execution is often forced. Jeffrey Huston Jul 19, 2013
• The Host Feeds on Two Hours of Your Time If this sci-fi/romance mash-up is representative of the current state of either genre, those genres are in big trouble. Christian Hamaker Jul 16, 2013
• The Gift of Tongues and the Gift of Art The problem I had was that throughout all of that rolling and screaming of the charismatic service, not once did I feel God's presence. Derek Martin Jul 15, 2013
• Pacific Rim Looks Solid but Rings Hollow Had promise, considering del Toro, of being the rare big-budget film to fire on all cylinders, but alas, it's dumb, loud and predictable. Christa Banister Jul 12, 2013
• All Things New A Welcomed Arrival Ed Cardinal Jul 10, 2013
• Dead Man Down Defies a Few Action Movie Stereotypes As unsatisfying as the conclusion is, the journey itself makes for a pretty fascinating morality tale... as far as action movies go. Christa Banister Jul 09, 2013
• Literary Bondage A hugely popular paperback series crosses a new and disturbing cultural line. Janie B. Cheaney Jul 08, 2013
• The Incredible Burt Wonderstone is Short on Magic A few genuine laughs along the way as Carell's Burt tries to forge a path forward, but this film’s third act is truly a head-scratcher. Christa Banister Jul 02, 2013
• "Promiscuous Reading:" Christians & Secular Literature Can reading secular literature help Christians understand the world? Author and professor Karen Swallow Prior reveals the surprising benefits of “promiscuous reading.”www.liberty.eduwww.crosswalk.com 'crosswalkcom' on GodTube.com Jul 01, 2013