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Steel v Knight: ideology clash on and off screen
James Harleman / April 30, 2016
So over the last year or so I’ve been making the rounds of other faith-and-film podcasts, from Screenfish to Reel World Theology and Popcorn Theology. Sometimes
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AGE OF ULTRON: 2 Avengers 2 Reviews
James Harleman / April 28, 2016
With the Avengers about to fall into a CIVIL WAR, it felt timely to post some reviews of their last gathering, with reflections on the Marvel
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Yippee ki-yay, Merry Christmas
James Harleman / April 26, 2016
John McClane, officer of the NYPD, tries to save wife Holly and several others, taken hostage by German terrorist Hans Gruber during a Christmas party at
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One Batch… Two Batch…
James Harleman / April 24, 2016
…PENNY AND DIME. So over the last year or so I’ve been making the rounds of other faith-and-film podcasts, from Screenfish to Reel World Theology and
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THE WITCH: Agency for Eating Babies
James Harleman / February 28, 2016
While many Christians heard about the Satanic Temple’s support of Robert Eggers’ creepy 1630 horror flick “The Witch“ and ran the other way, I had the alternate instinct: the devilish
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Guardians of the Galaxy Review: part 2
James Harleman / February 10, 2015
Life and death, frustration and loss..for a fun family film, Guardians of the Galaxy starts off with a a heavy tone that’s quite the contrast to
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Never LEGO of hope for reconciliation
James Harleman / May 14, 2014
“Nobody ever said I was special!” – President Business In our last look at The LEGO Movie (soon to be on Blu-ray/DVD) there will be *a lot
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Learning to LEGO of toxic lordship
James Harleman / March 11, 2014
The LEGO Movie might wind up on my short list for movie of the year, despite all the tantalizing offerings from Godzilla to Dinobots and myriad Marvel
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LEGO and let God.
James Harleman / February 19, 2014
by guest reviewer Andrew Thompson Does “the man upstairs” desire us to simply follow instructions, going about our days and routines, thinking “everything is awesome”? Or