A new faith-based film from the makers of I Can Only Imagine is underway and is set to tell the stories of pastors Chuck Smith and Greg Laurie during the "Jesus Revolution" of the 1960s and '70s.
A new faith-based film from the makers of I Can Only Imagine is underway and is set to tell the stories of pastors Chuck Smith and Greg Laurie during the "Jesus Revolution" of the 1960s and '70s.
The faith-based film I Can Only Imagine shocked Hollywood at the box office in March and it’s doing the same in the DVD market this month, soaring to No. 1 in sales and rentals in data released Thursday.
The 266th man to hold the Papal reigns is starring in not one, but two movies coming out this May.
Director Andrew Erwin calls "I Can Only Imagine" a tool to "introduce people to the Gospel."
The movie about Paul comes as the apostle is having something of a moment with a number of new books published about him in the past few years.
“I Can Only Imagine” was the biggest Christian hit single of all time. It’s now a movie. And you might just take an unsaved friend to see it.
The film I Can Only Imagine held on in its second weekend at theaters. While most movies typically fall about 50 percent in their second weekend, Imagine only dropped 19 percent and expanded to 600 more theaters across the country.
The recently-released Christian film I Can Only Imagine shocked critics this past weekend at the box office by bringing in $17.1 million even though it was only shown at 1,629 locations.
Christian actor Dennis Quaid recently appeared on the Today Show to talk about his role in the new movie I Can Only Imagine, which is based on the popular MercyMe song of the same title.
Christian actor Jim Caviezel has spoken about the sequel to The Passion of the Christ, saying it will be “the biggest film in history.”
