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EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE, THE UNBEARABLE WEIGHT OF MASSIVE TALENT, THE BAD GUYS, THE NORTHMAN, FANTASTIC BEASTS: SECRETS OF DUMBLEDORE, FATHER STU, THE LOST CITY, BETTER NATE THAN EVER, TURNING RED, FLESH
#MiniMovieReviews Extravaganza 5 (Origninally Posted 3/14/22) - good, quick, non-spoiler reviews on Everything, Everywhere All At Once, The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, The Bad Guys, The Northman, Fantastic Beasts: Secrets of Dumbledore, Father Stu, The Lost City, Better Nate Than Ever, Turning Red, Flesh ...
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BREAKTHROUGH
BREAKTHROUGH I love seeing these faith-based films which typically hit theaters around Easter. I think it’s because over the years, I’ve moved away from the church and into a more philosophical look at spirituality and faith; which intellectually makes me feel more empowered. Yet, when I watch these movies, (click for T&T Reviews) “Heaven Is For Real”, “Miracles from Heaven”, “The Shack” and now “Breakthrough” all based on true stories which so clearly don’t shy away from church, scripture, miracles and God, I feel a certain relief watching them. Not only because I get a good cry, but I like that they don’t try to walk a balanced line to…
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Movie Blog Post: THE SHACK
... but it felt like the screening was just for me, and more importantly, it felt like God, called Papa in the book/movie, came to meet me where "I live"...
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Movie Blog Post: MIRACLES FROM HEAVEN
Suddenly being able to digest food after falling into a hollow tree, sounds harder to believe than the Burning Bush. However, the movie is much less about healing miracles and more about how dealing with a sick loved one affects everyone in the family...
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In My Father’s House: HEAVEN IS FOR REAL
The core of the story deals with the fact that so many people, even ministers and those of the church, find the ideas of Heaven to be for children's stories and fairytales. When we really think about where we'll be after death, and who and what we'll see, none of it seems possible...
