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Topics: Movies
How “Rim of the World” Shows Our Culture is Drenched in Smut
The Netflix movie Rim of the World isn’t avante-guarde or daringly original–so its innuendoes indicate something about our culture…
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Travis Perry
It’s Not in the Rating: Looking at Negative Influences in Stories: Frozen and Grand Torino
Do ratings reliably guide us concerning the negative influence a film may have? A comparison of the movies Frozen and Gran Torino looks at this and related issues.
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Travis Perry
The Kingdom: A Fresh Look at Zombies
The Netflix series The Kingdom offers a unique take on the zombie story, one worth talking about!
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Travis Perry
A Look At Fatalism and a Killer Virus in Twelve Monkeys
This posts dives into the film and TV series Twelve Monkeys and its predecessors and asks what we can learn from this story and the Bible about pandemics and fate.
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Travis Perry
The Joker in Film: A Case Study in Evil
Joker, the movie, has 11 Oscar nominations. How does it compare with other portrayals of the Joker in film? Which is a “greater evil” and what real-world evil people are they most like?
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Travis Perry
Pestilence and Plague
It’s impossible not to think about the fictionalized treatment of epidemics when we are bombarded by hourly news updates about the real thing.
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Mark Carver
What the People Want
You have to take success where it comes, even if it happens to come on Netflix.
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Shannon McDermott
2020 Science Fiction Predictions
Science fiction in many forms laid down predictions for what the year 2020 would bring. What did they get wrong? What’s close to being right?
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Travis Perry
Not Cinema, but Movies
I do not exactly come to praise Marvel, but neither do I come to bury it.
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Shannon McDermott
Brad and His Dad
Moral of the story: we are not alone in the universe, but we don’t have to look to the stars to find who else is out there.
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Mark Carver
The Sky is Falling
As technology and planning improves, death and destruction is mitigated by degrees, but the fact remains that we are still at the mercy of the Earth in all aspects.
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Mark Carver
The Arc and the Epilogue
In the beginning, Pixar made Toy Story, and it was good.
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Shannon McDermott
A Broadened Horizon
But if my estimation of Marvel’s weaknesses is the same, my estimation of its strengths has changed.
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Shannon McDermott
The Way It Should Be
One lazy evening a while back, I was scrolling through the movies on Amazon Prime and came across an indie film called Coherence. A quick search on Google pulled up favorable reviews, so I gave it a shot. I’m glad […]
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Mark Carver
The Wandering Earth: Science Fiction From Outside the USA
Are science fiction movies from China and other counties outside of the United States the future? Watching The Wandering Earth gave me some clues.
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Travis Perry
Avengers Endgame: Ending White Patriarchy (Mostly) Gracefully
Did Avengers Endgame have an anti-patriarchy agenda? Did it deliberately remove white male figures from the story universe? Maybe, but it did so mostly with grace.
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Travis Perry
Where Are The Original Movies?
But I can’t help wondering—is the mad dash to make money squeezing movies into a narrow slot? Must they be movie re-tellings of books or comics . . . or of other movies? Is there no room for a brand new story made originally for the screen?
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Rebecca LuElla Miller
Tolkien, The Movie
“I’m a little worried the filmmakers will make too many parallels between (1) Tolkien’s early life and (2) imagery that they assume a movie audience—familiar only with Jackson’s adaptations—will find recognizable.” – Jeff LaSala, Tor Magazine
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Rebecca LuElla Miller
Why Not More Biblical Speculative Fiction?
Why isn’t there more speculative fiction set in Bible times or featuring Biblical characters? We have reasons why not–but we should work past them.
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Travis Perry
Does This Avatar Make Me Look Fat?
It’s easy for our imaginations to outpace reality. It’s a blessing and a curse of being human. Naturally, we imagine what we crave, but what if it’s far out of reach?
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Mark Carver
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