Christianity Today Movies

Review: The Messenger

This emotionally fraught movie steers clear of melodrama to deliver a poignant portrait of how soldiers deal with the specter of death.

Review: Planet 51

An American astronaut is the alien on another planet similar to ours, but this otherwise routine animated movie has an overreliance on clichés and pop culture references.

Review: The Blind Side

Based on a true story, this is a surprisingly moving and inspirational tale of Christian compassion, self-discovery, and hope.

Review: The Twilight Saga: New Moon

Hunky werewolves and sparkly vampires! It's dog-eat-dog and more as all fangs are bared over Bella—but some want to eat her, others just want her.

Review: Pirate Radio

This based-on-a-true-story comedy about outlaw DJs is crazy for rock 'n' roll—and honest about its consequences.

News: Doomsday at the Cineplex

A new blockbuster says the world will end on Dec. 21, 2012. But pastors and scholars say hold the phone, and seek the signs in Scripture instead.

Interview: 'Like the Book of Job'

Cormac McCarthy wanted spiritual metaphors portrayed throughout the film adaptation of his book, , says director John Hillcoat.

Commentary: The Man Behind the Mouse

With opening this week, we're reminded of the man behind the studio, a religious and praying man who oft included biblical themes in his films.

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