Review| The Spy Who Dumped Me
The first time I ever watched a spy movie was in the 90’s with the release of the first Austin Powers movie. I remember being delighted by childish jokes and humorous spoofs of classic movie tropes. In my mind, spy…
Review| Teen Titans GO! To The Movies
(Insert your own poop or fart joke to the title) For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. With the avalanche of superhero movies and TV shows and comics and graphic novels and web comics and action figures…
Review| Tag: A Game Worth Playing
As children we all played games and engaged in activities that for many of us have either passed into nostalgia or are no longer possibilities through time constraints or physical limitations. But what if you were so committed to a…
Review| Deadpool 2
Let’s just start by acknowledging that I really enjoyed the original Deadpool and have found the comic book character a guilty pleasure for some time. I had hopes for this movie but tried to temper them because sequels are almost…
Redeeming Culture’s Guide to Deadpool Dinner Parties
It’s done – our first full book! Come read up on everything you need to know about Deadpool before you go see his second movie this weekend.
Review| Isle of Dogs
I found myself with a great deal of trouble trying to get to a showing of Isle of Dogs by Wes Anderson. My first attempt took me a great deal further away than my usual Cineplex. But even then, I…
Crystal Ball| Isle of Dogs
Every so often due to narrow distribution or a small showing time it is difficult to get to a theatre and see a movie you’ve been looking forward to seeing on the silver screen. Luckily here at Reel World Theology…
Preparing to Escape: Ready Player One by Ernest Cline
Ryan takes us into the Oasis of Ernest Cline’s Ready Player One.
Review| I Can Only Imagine
I Can Only Imagine is a biopic about the singer/songwriter Bart Millard who is the lead singer of Mercy Me and penned the #1 hit song of the same name as the movie. It is an uneven presentation of a…
City of Stars: La La Land
Check out this “lost article!” The grass is always greener in La La Land, last year’s Oscar darling.