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Which movies should Christians see? We analyse the latest movies from a Christian perspective in our Christian Movie Reviews.
Thursday 13 Dec 2018 · Movie Reviews · Hope Afternoons
In this sequel (54 years after the first) Mary Poppins (Emily Blunt) comes back to the Banks household when it looks like their family home is under threat. The best thing about Mary Poppins Returns is getting the blend between celebrating the past, and creating something new spot on.
Tuesday 11 Dec 2018 · Movie Reviews · Hope Afternoons
'Bennett’s Song', a movie about one very non-textbook family, hones in on the mess of family life, and the excitement of finding joy in the midst of it all.
Monday 10 Dec 2018 · Movie Reviews · Hope Afternoons
Two men beating each other up doesn’t sound like the most wholesome of backdrops for an inspiring story about family and honour—but Creed II allows us to suspend our aversion to ‘fisty-cuffs’ for some worthwhile lessons about who’s in your corner and what’s worth fighting for.
Yes, it’s a movie produced by Christians—but in New Life there’s not a church scene or a Bible reference in sight, giving it the potential to inspire anyone regardless of their beliefs.
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Friday 7 Dec 2018 · Movie Reviews
Based on the book series by author Phillip Reeve,the story of the film Mortal Engines is one our future-centric society would do well to pay attention to.
Tuesday 4 Dec 2018 · Movie Reviews · Hope Afternoons
Taron Egerton is the Robin Hood for a new generation. The 2018 film is a high energy, youthful take on the universally loved character.
Thursday 22 Nov 2018 · Movie Reviews
The Nutcracker and the Four Realms is a great Christmas movie for the older kids and a must see for those who love ballet, science and invention.
Thursday 8 Nov 2018 · Movie Reviews
For Grey’s Anatomy star Sarah Drew, it was her own marriage struggle that made her sign on to produce and star in the new movie, INDIVISIBLE.
Thursday 8 Nov 2018 · Movie Reviews · Hope Afternoons
Central to the story of INDIVISIBLE, is how to build a marriage back up after it starts to disintegrate. It gets points for being really encouraging whether you’re connected to the Armed Forces or not and avoiding being cheesy in the process. It feels sincere, and any doubts you have about getting lost in American patriotism are set at ease.
Friday 26 Oct 2018 · Movie Reviews · Hope Afternoons
When a movie’s being remade for the fourth time, it’s either so bad people need to keep fixing it, or it’s got a story that a new generation needs to hear. Thankfully A Star is Born is worth the repeat, but it’s not the Disney version of an aspiring popstar’s road to fame.
Monday 15 Oct 2018 · Movie Reviews · Hope Afternoons
Bad Times at the El Royale is unusual, there are some stand out moments. but for violence and adult themes alone Bad Times at the El Royale can easily be skipped.
Thursday 11 Oct 2018 · Movie Reviews · Hope Afternoons
Nothing says Halloween is coming like orange-coated supermarkets and cinemas showing Venom. Editing itself into the ‘tween appropriate’ M-rating, simply put, Venom is the origin story of one of Marvels’ most famous anti-heroes: a liquefied alien surviving through human hosts. Once host and alien bond, the human gets enhanced physical power, and a voice in […]
