When we make a list of the now deceased actor Robin Williams’ movies, surely one of the first to appear will be “Dead Poets Society”. It’s without a doubt a classic. The story is a simple one: John Keating (Robin Williams) is a literature professor who, through...
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5 Truths About Christian Life That The Bourne Trilogy Reminded Me Of
It’s true that movies about spies, shootings, and chases (like the Bourne Trilogy) have little to do with the faith. Nevertheless, it’s good to try to analyze if, at any part of the movie, there are any good elements worth rescuing. Not long ago, I watched for the...
Every Minute, Every Second Is A Gift. Don’t Waste It
Tim Burton is, without a doubt, one of the most symbolic directors of the 20th century and the beginning of this century. His signature artistic imprint in his films, each and every one which he's directed and produced, is the tendency to the strange and grotesque....
3 Movies About The Existence Of the Devil (Especially for Nonbelievers)
It is said that one of the best strategies of the devil is to make us believe that he doesn’t exist… and it seems to be working great. I have often found people that tell me: “I don't believe in hell… to me, the devil doesn’t exist. God is too good to create a place...
Perseverance, Friendship, Study, And Trust: Why You Should See “Big Hero 6”
We recommend this apostolic movie for families, CCD, and youth groups. It's clean fun, full of hopeful themes and relatable storylines. Being a 14-year-old orphan and teenager, and above all, a genius who's already finished high school can be very complicated. That’s...
A Fun Look at Routine, Vocation, and Awakening: “Stranger than Fiction”
*Warning: There’s a scene in this movie that doesn’t go too far, as romance is concerned, but could be inappropriate for minors. Discretion is advised* Routine, that cultural phenomenon that can take away our capacity to be amazed about things. The English Catholic...
“Me Before You” (2016): A Guide to Watching it With a Vigilant Mind
*Spoiler Alert: this commentary does not hide details about the movie. I’m not going to lie. Despite the unfortunate pro-euthanasia end, I loved the first hour and a half of the movie. I would almost dare to affirm that the first half and the second half are two...
“The Good Lie”: A Catholic Movie Review
Nowadays, there are less and less Hollywood movies with first class actors that leave us a great message and that can be enjoyed by the whole family. “The Good Lie” is one of those exceptions that gives you something to talk about. Directed by Philippe Falardeau...