Crosswalk Culture Update

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  Return to Eden in Adam and Dog Ryan Duncan Feb 25, 2013
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  Not the Strongest Bond, but Skyfall is Satisfying James Bond and his 23rd film are exactly alike: each has lost a step, but both still get the job done. Jeffrey Huston Feb 19, 2013
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  Ralphie vs. George An intriguing editorial in TIME magazine noted how "A Christmas Story" had become the quintessential American film for Christmas, replacing "It’s a Wonderful Life." Dr. James Emery White Feb 18, 2013
• There's No Safe Haven from Poor Reviews This Nicholas Sparks adaptation opened on Valentine’s Day but was forgotten by Presidents' Day. Christian Hamaker Feb 15, 2013
• Wallflower the New Breakfast Club Memo to believers on the perils of high school in a fallen world: we must be intentional in showing love to everyone who feels alone. Christa Banister Feb 12, 2013
• When The Odds Are Not in Your Favor Ryan Duncan Feb 11, 2013
• No Knockout, Here Comes the Boom Wins on Points As usual, the spirit and charm of a Kevin James performance has a way of making the time go by easy with a smile on your face. Jeffrey Huston Feb 05, 2013
• Warm Bodies Warms the Heart Quirky humor and romantic love are huge parts of this oddly delightful, highly original film’s charm. Susan Ellingburg Feb 01, 2013
• Hotel Transylvania Vacant of Value There are much better animated stories about overcoming fears and superficial differences which are far more family-friendly. Christian Hamaker Jan 29, 2013
• Don't Get Taken 2 the Cleaners All you need to know is a two-time driving test flunkie manages some major maneuvers behind the wheel. That's how dumb this sequel is. Christa Banister Jan 29, 2013
• Light a Candle Against Violence at the Theater Just weeks after Newtown, the top two box office movies in America are "Texas Chainsaw 3-D" and "Django Unchained," two grotesquely violent films. That’s a problem. Eric Metaxas Jan 28, 2013
• Hardly Bewitching, Hansel & Gretel Fails It’s not just the fairy tale that gets fractured in this silly, bloody and unnecessary retelling. Christian Hamaker Jan 25, 2013