Justice League might not save our world, but it’s thinking in the right direction.
+ MoreThe Discovery crew’s journey into the deep forest of war has truly changed them and helped them find their soul amidst the chaos of the unknown.
+ MoreSpending time with old friends has a way of reviving the people we once were, for good or ill.
+ MoreAs the mystery unravels, Poirot begins to find that his own instincts about crime and justice are inadequate in the face of the fractured world that evil and injustice create.
+ MoreThe final peace that the season offers us is the redeeming power of community.
+ MoreEleven is looking for truth and connection.
+ MoreMid-way through the season, “Stranger Things” is firing on all cylinders.
+ MoreIf you want peace, prepare for war.
+ MoreA conversation between two of our critics about the latest MCU movie.
+ MoreStranger Things 2 continues to be a cautionary tale and a fantastic parable about the danger of burying the truth and concealing pain.
+ MoreBob tells little Will that the best way to get rid of a nightmare is to stand up to it and tell it to go away.
+ MoreThe message of this episode is simple: we need each other.
+ MoreI got to sit and talk with best friends Patrick and Justin and filmmakers Chris Karcher and Terry Parrish after watching the film at a screening at Fuller Theological Seminary.
+ MoreIf there is something that mother! can be readily admired for, it is its boldness.
+ MoreWhat really matters is whether or not he is a good man, what makes him good, and, cosmically (Catholically?), whether or not it is possible to be “good” as a human being in this world. “Original sin,” and whatnot.
+ MoreStranger Things took the time to show that everything is not okay, and that everyone did not live happily ever after.
+ MoreIf we follow the example of the hotshots by rooting for and being with one another despite our differences, our communities may also blossom into something remarkable.
+ MoreThere is neither Vulcan nor human, Federation nor Klingon.
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