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Matthew Lee AndersonFilm Reviews/Hollywood
Before there was Sleepless in Seattle and You've Got Mail, Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan made Joe Versus the Volcano, a film with lasting value that could help
Matthew Lee AndersonFilm Reviews/Hollywood
The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, a movie I have long anticipated, did not disappoint. It was not perfect--and by that I do not mean that it substantially
Andrew SelbyFilm Reviews/Hollywood
Yes, I went and saw Pride and Prejudice and, by gosh, I liked it. It is released everywhere in the country today, my wife and I took advantage of our
Shea RamquistFilm Reviews/Hollywood
“Allow me to be frank: you will not like me,” a foppishly dressed Johnny Depp growls directly into the camera. So ends the trailer for his latest picture, The Libertine.
Matthew Lee AndersonFilm Reviews/Hollywood
Two nights ago, I paid money to see a movie for only the second time this calendar year. It was well worth it. Ron Howard's Cinderella Man is
Matthew Lee AndersonFilm Reviews/Hollywood
In the wake of the Passion, Hollywood began searching for material that would be marketable to the hordes of hitherto neglected "faith group." Kingdom of Heaven, which has
Nathan JamesFilm Reviews/Hollywood
This strange film goes slowly along over the contours and expressions of one summer in the life of a nothing-if-not-eccentric family in rural New Mexico. The events
Andrew SelbyFilm Reviews/Hollywood
Oprah Winfrey was intimately involved in bringing this novel by Zora Neale Herston to television, which aired March 6, 2005. It follows the life of a young black woman, Janie,
Matthew Lee AndersonFilm Reviews/HollywoodTheology and Practice
From an interview with the screenwriters of Constantine, the latest Keanu Reeves film: Interviewer: So is that why you didn’t show Heaven more? FRANK: The true reason for that
Keith E. BuhlerFilm Reviews/Hollywood
Despite an entirely preferential dislike of being startled, I liked it. I loved the hero, I hated the villain, and I actually laughed a lot. Though, I will say it
Matthew Lee AndersonFilm Reviews/Hollywood
Keith and I just returned from seeing Constantine, courtesy of the good folks at Grace Hill Media. Constantine is certainly for mature audiences only. Replete with demons of various kinds,