Inspiring Faith and Creativity & Exploring the Arts through a Spiritual Lens
By Nathan Stone Movies have had a parasitic relationship to literature from practically the film medium’s beginning. George Méliès took A Trip to the Moon with Jules Verne in 1902. Edison created a Frankenstein in…
Familiarity breeds contempt, according to the old saying. Outside that, familiarity breeds something worse—complacency. Part of my own personal theory as to why Christianity has suffered a reversal of fortunes in the 20th and 21st…
To many people, Easter means bunnies, baby chicks in yellow down and candy; ham too, for those who are more “traditionally” minded. Christians, naturally, profess that Easter is more than this, just as Christmas is…
I heard a chant from Myrddin of the Green Hear It high and hear It low. A tapestry which, for countless score, the tarnished earth has not seen In the deep, now hear it grow…
“Now Robin who was called Fitzsooth, Is Dwelling in the wood. His coat has changed to Lincoln green, His name is Robin Hood.” -Alan a-Dale in The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men…
Year: 1942 Genre: War/Drama/Romance Maturity: G Run Time: 102 minutes Director: Michael Curtiz Personal rating: 4.0 Stars The old saying goes, “Can’t live with them, can’t live without them.” The same thing holds true for…
~ by Nathan Stone Lucia's night has come again— Take the candles and hurry through the snow That lies in mountains and flies like diamonds as it blows. Lucia's night is here again— Hurry through…
Year: 1994 Filming: Color Length: 101 minutes Genre: Comic book/Action Maturity: R Director: Alex Proyas Personal Rating: 3.5 stars One of the biggest goals of a film is to be entertaining. But beyond entertainment, movies…
Year: 1996 Filming: Color Length: 100 minutes Genre: Comic book/Action/Adventure Maturity: PG Director: Simon Wincer Personal Rating: 3.5 Stars Heroes today must brood. Failing that, they must have a “complexity” of some sort. This is…
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