Director’s Cut| Wes Anderson’s ‘The Royal Tenenbaums’
The visuals of Wes Anderson’s movies are iconic. His set style, cinematography and color palate make his pictures stand out in a sea of filmmakers, all hoping for your attention. I could spend pages swooning over these aspects of his…
Advent of the Force: The Countdown Awakens
A year ago, the world collectively drooled over the recently-released trailer for Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens. Now, we’re only a little over two weeks away from its release. We posted this article and looked at how our…
Who·ology #023 – S09E11 Heaven Sent
Welcome Whovians, to the new incarnation of Who·ology here on Reel World Theology. Unlike the return of Missy to this season of Doctor Who, we have reasons for the regeneration of this weekly feature from podcast to written review, but…
3D #007: Skyfall and James Bond
Save the world and get the girl with Ryan and David as we explore Skyfall (in particular) and James Bond (in general) in this bonus-sized podcast! Links: Buy Skyfall on Amazon: goo.gl/MCPSrC Want to subscribe? RSS Podcast Feed (with your…
Top 5 Obscure Star Wars Movie Characters
Today, December 1st, 2015, is the first day of the month when Star Wars: The Force Awakens comes out in theaters. Let it sink in… Okay, are you done freaking out now? Well, I’m not!! I’ve got a fever and the prescription…
#081 – Mockingjay, Pt.2 and the Power of Love
On this episode of the Reel World Theology Podcast: Years after The Hunger Games began taking popular culture by storm, we now arrive at a place where we get to see the story come to a conclusion cinematically. Would the…
minisode #004 – Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope
On this minisode: After making it through the prequels, we finally get to the original trilogy. A New Hope marks the launch of one of the greatest and most influential franchises in entertainment history. After its introduction, “lightsaber” would be…
Franksgiving and Humiliation Day (with All the Trimmings)
Last year, I called Thanksgiving the holiday that consumerism couldn’t destroy. “Thanksgiving has staunchly resisted the crass commercialism that took Christmas,” I said. It’s still my favorite holiday for that reason, but it hasn’t always been the holiday we know and…
Review| The Good Dinosaur
Ah, 2015. The Year of the Pixar Double Feature. The year we all sighed deeply with relief when Inside Out denied our darkest fears of a Pixar permanent creative slump, even as we anxiously shuddered when staring down its dim…
Streaming Weekly November 2015 4.0
Many of you fortunate movie-lovers out there are going to have some extra time this holiday week to watch some movies. In order to accommodate for your extra time off, we bring you a Wednesday helping of recommendations from our…