<h1>Jacob Sahms</h1>

Jacob Sahms

Jacob serves as a United Methodist pastor in Virginia, where he spends his downtime in a theater or playing sports

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Jupiter Ascending: Open Up Your Eyes

Jupiter Ascending: Open Up Your Eyes

Jupiter Ascending?is either as awesome--or as terrible--as you've heard. It's not the kind of movie that can be seen as middle-of-the-road, given its Wachowski Brothers spin that sees?The Matrix?mashed up with?Star Wars?in a way that only the guys behind?The Matrix...

Focus: No One Wants To Die For The Con

Focus: No One Wants To Die For The Con

Will Smith has been "on the rocks" for a while now. Since 2007, Smith's headlining films have included the disappointing?Hancock,?Seven Pounds, and?After Earth but, in Warner Bros.'?Focus,?Smith stems the tide. ?He manages to lift a better-than-average performance out...

Aloha: Are We Doomed To Repeat Our Mistakes?

Aloha: Are We Doomed To Repeat Our Mistakes?

I knew going in that Aloha was... not good, as recognized by the 14% rating it has on RottenTomatoes.com and this lovely exploration of Sony's thoughts?(some 'less perfect' language there). This is?Cameron Crowe we're talking about,?who has delivered hits...

The Wire: Are You Listening? #TBT

The Wire: Are You Listening? #TBT

I never knew how important?The Wire?was until I was in the gym a few weeks ago, and the creator of the show, David Simon, flashed up on the television.?They're showing The Wire on regular television??you ask. No,?Simon was an interviewee about the Freddie Gray case in...

Tomorrowland: When Heaven Invades

Tomorrowland: When Heaven Invades

"Dreamers must stick together." That's the thesis of?Tomorrowland, the Brad Bird (The Incredibles,?Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol)?and Damon Lindelof (Lost, The?Leftovers) flick that hit theaters this weekend. It's classic Disney film (think Escape to Witch...

Memorial Day, War, & John Wayne #TBT

Memorial Day, War, & John Wayne #TBT

I remember watching John Wayne films with my grandma, a longstanding tradition from all of the John Wayne films she watched with my grandpa. Quite frankly,?any?western would make Grandma smile, but westerns with John Wayne were priceless. With the arrival of Warner...