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Mystic River (Clint Eastwood, 2003)
BY: Andrew H. Trotter, Jr.
From the opening shot, Clint Eastwood transports us into the life a commonplace neighborhood in Irish urban Boston and shows us life in America, the complex land of lofty, immigrant dreams and dark, tragic realities.
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Nanking (Bill Guttentag & Dan Sturman, 2007)
BY: Denis Haack
Nanking is not an entertaining film, though well made and utterly enthralling. It reminds us that the brokenness that plagues God’s world is an evil that resides deep in the human heart.
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Neo-pagan sexuality
BY: Denis Haack
In The Matrix Reloaded, the Wachowski’s provide us a glimpse of Zion, the last refuge of the human race in the war with the machines. The temple/sex scene is crucial because it is not only in the heart of Zion, it has religious meaning as a final assembly to prepare for the last desperate battle for survival.
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Notebook, The (Nick Cassavetes, 2004)
BY: Andrew H. Trotter, Jr.
This review covers three films: The Notebook, Spiderman 2 and The Terminal.
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Pan’s Labyrinth (Guillermo del Toro, 2006)
BY: Denis Haack
Pan's Labyrinth is a visual cinematic feast that touches on some of the most human of issues: imagination, brutality, innocence, and importance of choice.
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On my desk is a little vase of flowers cut from our yard, a little reminder of the beauty that is all around if we only have eyes to see. I've needed that reminder after reading the latest news of the horrific oil spill in the Gulf. Such glory in this world, such brokenness. Such hope, such deep need for redemption. These are the realities of life and death we seek to explore on this web site. Thank you for visiting.
Denis & Margie
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