The faith-based film Beautifully Broken (PG-13) opens this weekend, telling the story of how the lives of three families intersected in a marvelous example of God’s sovereignty.
The faith-based film Beautifully Broken (PG-13) opens this weekend, telling the story of how the lives of three families intersected in a marvelous example of God’s sovereignty.
Paul Asher is a talented reporter who is having a crisis of faith. He once believed in God, but a visit to war-torn Afghanistan changed all that. He now questions everything he was taught about religion.
You can’t see one of these films and not wonder if Tom Cruise does his own stunts. It turns out, he does. Or at least, the most death-defying ones.
A decade after Fireproof became the top independent film of 2008, it continues to impact lives. Actor Kirk Cameron, who starred in the lead role, thinks he knows why.
Over the weekend, the film, having expanded to 893 screens across the country, topped the $10 million mark at the box office, passing “RBG,” a documentary about Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, to become the highest-grossing documentary of the year, according to Aspiration Entertainment.
The president of Marvel Studios says future films will include lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender superheroes, although he’s not giving any hints as to who it will be.
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 latest Jurassic World movie has a lesbian character, although it’s uncertain if moviegoers even will notice.
Director Andrew Erwin calls "I Can Only Imagine" a tool to "introduce people to the Gospel."
The great news is that recently active Christians are trying to make a difference for Jesus in the box office---even if many of their efforts are independent films (not supported by any Hollywood studio).
