Christianity Today Movies

Review: Edge of Darkness

Mel Gibson makes his acting comeback as—what else?—an angry cop looking for the man who killed his daughter.

Review: Legion

The archangel Michael is the only thing standing between God's wrath and mankind's extermination in this nonsensical abomination of a film.

Review: Extraordinary Measures

A father goes to great lengths to save the lives of his two children suffering from a life-threatening disease; if only the movie were as extraordinary as the true story that inspired it.

Review: To Save a Life

Though it's the best-produced church-made film yet, this teen flick tries to tackle too many topics at once, muddling the story—and the transformative power of the gospel.

Review: Creation

This biopic of Charles Darwin gives a nice portrait of his personal life, but doesn’t adequately explore the origin of his ideas—and pits science and religion against one another.

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: The Flannery O'Connor School

With his first feature film, , writer-director Scott Teems wants to depict truth—even when it's ugly—and thinks all Christian filmmakers should aim for that.

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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