Cinema is Reborn with “Dune: Part Two”
Several years ago, Hollywood briefly released a slate of medieval-themed films coming from sizable and talented directors. Films like Green Knight, The Last Duel, Benedetta, and The…
Several years ago, Hollywood briefly released a slate of medieval-themed films coming from sizable and talented directors. Films like Green Knight, The Last Duel, Benedetta, and The…
It is no secret that modern genre of science fiction plays a major role in our culture’s mythological and memetic development. Much ink has been spent on…
Among the more interesting original movies to come out this year was the newest film from Godzilla and Rogue One director Gareth Edwards. It didn’t turn out…
It has been a curious and exciting thing to watch Greta Gerwig’s Barbie turn into one of the largest and most discussed films of the past decade.…
Even amidst major releases like Barbie, Oppenheimer, and Indiana Jones, the most talked about movie of the summer is a low-budget indie actioner that has broken every…
There is something amusing about the fact that America’s largest churches are all Episcopalian. Plato, in The Republic, presupposes that the height of society should be its…
The greatest living author in the United States passed away last month on June 13. Cormac McCarthy died of natural causes at the age of 89, having…
I’m old enough to remember when James Cameron’s Avatar was a surprisingly controversial topic of discussion. My Evangelical Tea-Party supporting family regarded the film with relative disdain,…
At the heart of Stanley Kubrick’s 1968 masterpiece 2001: A Space Odyssey is a story of transformation. The film is often disregarded by casual moviegoers for its…
Earl Davey. The Arts and The Christian Life. Eugene, OR: Wipf & Stock, 2022. As the late philosopher Roger Scruton writes, “Beauty is a real and…