Crosswalk Culture Update

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  Nothing 'Big Screen' About Parental Guidance Every step is utterly predictable, but for those who like the same ol’ same ol’, this is relatively inoffensive and mildly fun. Christian Hamaker Mar 26, 2013
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  Ducks, Beards, and Jesus Tiffany Owens Mar 25, 2013
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  A Messenger Has Staying Power Ed Cardinal Mar 20, 2013
• Zero Dark Thirty Humbles as it Inspires One way people can express gratitude to the anonymous 'Maya' is through buying or renting this film. Jeffrey Huston Mar 19, 2013
• STUCK is One Part Instruction, One Part Inspiration More than a documentary, this film is a call to action on behalf of the 10 million children in orphanages worldwide. Ryan Duncan Mar 15, 2013
• Sneak is One Satisfying Sequel Christa Banister Mar 14, 2013
• Life of Pi Full of Wonder, but a Poison Pill Spectacularly brings to life a popular modern story. But in doing so, distorts, compromises and sells out the greatest story ever told. Christian Hamaker Mar 12, 2013
• The Rightful King Ryan Duncan Mar 11, 2013
• Little House That Stood Stands the Test The lesson - solid foundations aren't just for houses; God wants all children to make Him their firm foundation - makes this a great addition to the VeggieTales series. Ryan Duncan Mar 05, 2013
• Why Zombies Matter Zombies are everywhere it seems: in books, TV shows, movies. But why are we drawn to these gruesome figures?But why are we drawn to these gruesome figures? Russell Moore Mar 04, 2013
• Christian-Made Lost Medallion Fun but Confusing Certainly a step in the right direction for the family-friendly genre, but the movie's broad approach holds it back in the end. Ryan Duncan Mar 01, 2013
• Anna Karenina is Beautiful Yet Baffling Rather than a straight reenactment of the grim Russian morality tale, the filmmakers decided to tell the story as if it happened on stage. Christa Banister Feb 26, 2013