Someone Like You: Romantic Love and Real Faith
In Someone Like You, rural architect Dawson Gage (Jake Allyn) has always been in love with...
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Love, Charlie: The Gift (and Curse) of Passion
In some ways, the idea of a ?celebrity chef? feels like an odd statement.? After all, preparing...
Marcel the Shell with Shoes On: Little Shell, Big Love
For the first time in a while, there seems to be a lot for families to see in theatres....
#ROXY: A modern take on an old nose… I mean classic.
A modern take on Cyrano de Bergerac, #Roxy is a movie about Cyrus Nollen (Jake Short), a boy with...
Mars S2E1: Unity Can Be A Good Thing
We have enough tensions and challenges for a lifetime?between countries, between companies, between individuals. Mars is no exception.
5.02 Messy Celebrities in A STAR IS BORN
With A STAR IS BORN, Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga have (re)created a timeless love story for...
Landing Up: Looking for Home
What would you do if you lived on the streets and had to hide it in order to have a dream life with the one you love? Landing Up explores the dark underbelly of homelessness, eventually leaving the viewer with a nasty taste in their mouth.
4.11 Paying Attention to LADY BIRD
Is there a difference between ‘love’ and ‘attention’? Can you ever truly...
The Holy Fool of ABC’s The Middle (or: What Would Sue Heck Do?)
not sure if you watch ABC’s?The Middle; if not, you might consider it it’s just a...
God’s Own Country – A Different Kind of Love Story
God?s Own Country will no doubt be compared to Brokeback Mountain. The easy comparison crossed my mind as I watched the screener for this film. But the dynamics of this relationship bring an entirely different feel to this love story.
The Story of Us – Ep. 3: Love Never Fails
In a world filled with darkness and fear, what power does love have, if any?
What IT Means (and How *Any* Good Story “Means”)
this thing you’re reading is going to have zero jump scares in three expedient little parts:...
Beauty and the Beast: A Mixed Transformation
Lots of people will flock to see a good film that doesn?t quite reach the bar set by its predecessor.