Articles filed under Movies

1. Columns // Movies0

   To infinity and beyond: part 2

   By ChristianWeek on Aug 13, 2012

   If this sounds familiar, it’s because it hasn’t gotten any better… As many of you already know, a number of disturbing trends have made their way into the movie-going experience of the 21st century. A movie theatre used to be…Read More→

2. Columns // Movies0

   Film Review – The Dark Knight Rises

   By ChristianWeek on Aug 3, 2012

   Whether you believe that art imitates life or that media inspires violence, The Dark Knight Rises will no doubt forever be linked to the tragic events at the midnight screening in Aurora, Colorado. Twelve dead and dozens more injured in…Read More→

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   Film Review – The Amazing Spider-Man

   By ChristianWeek on Jul 23, 2012

   Going into this one, the big question on everyone’s mind seems to be: why? It’s only been five years since Spider-Man 3; do we really need another comic book series reboot? And to some degree, it’s a valid question. Despite…Read More→

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   Film Review – Katy Perry: Part of Me

   By ChristianWeek on Jul 13, 2012

   Katy Perry: Part of Me is a concert documentary/biopic featuring performance and backstage footage from the pop-megastar’s recent “California Dreams” tour. It also chronicles the life of Katy Perry from youth through to her eventual rise to superstardom. I know…Read More→

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   Film Review – Seeking a Friend for the End of the World

   By ChristianWeek on Jul 3, 2012

   Remember when that one guy said that the world was going to end last year? Not a lot of people believed him, and sure enough, nothing happened? Remember? Yeah, we all had a good laugh about that one. What if…Read More→

6. Columns // Movies0

   Hugo sparkles with cinematic magic

   By Bruce Soderholm on Feb 9, 2012

   When an iconic master director, Martin Scorsese, decides to adapt a marvelous story such as The Invention of Hugo Cabret for film, we might well expect there to be some cinematic magic. Hugo does not disappoint. Scorsese, inspired by his…Read More→