Being Christian at SXSW
I find it hard to be a Christian at SXSW.
Author: kenmorefield
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Paul, Apostle of Christ (Hyatt, 2018)
I've seen a lot of bad Christian movies in my career, so I tend to approach new ones with a healthy dose of skepticism. I'm always pleasantly surprised when a film by or marketed for Christians manages to exceed my expectations. Paul, Apostle of Christ is one such film.
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Ready Player One (Spielberg, 2018)
"This is not a film we made here, I promise you. This is a movie."
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SXSW 2018 — They Live Here, Now
Some to Misery are Born Every Morn and every Night Some are Born to sweet delight Some are Born to sweet delight Some are Born to Endless Night We are… Continue reading "SXSW 2018 — They Live Here, Now"
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Actors of Sound (Molina, 2016)
What do a dragon's wings sound like?
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Wall-E — 10 Years Later (Stanton, 2008)
Wall-E is near the top of the list of films I call "friendship killers."
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Basmati Blues (Baron, 2017)
A fluffy musical romance with an unapologetic debt to Bollywood, Basmati Blues is self-consciously square enough to be hip.
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6 Things I Loved About The Greatest Showman
Michael Gracey’s modern musical loosely based on the life of P.T. Barnum was one of my favorite films of 2017, but it hasn’t exactly been wowing critics. I value films… Continue reading "6 Things I Loved About The Greatest Showman"
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2017 Top 10
Kenneth R. Morefield shares his ten favorite film experiences from 2017.
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3 Screenshots: The Unknown Girl
Cummings's essay is informed and far-reaching but also very accessible -- a quality I admire in the best film criticism. He deals with the influence of Murnau (particularly Sunrise) on the Dardennes and charts the theological foundation for their empathetic, humanistic cinema.