Stories For Glory Greg, Kaleb, and Jonah

This film was a listener request, er...I mean, demand. We are glad for it, because JoJo Rabbit was a movie we did not expect. Who knew that a story about a ten year old boy in Nazi Germany whose imaginary friend is Hitler could be so compelling? Take a listen, and if you have not seen JoJo Rabbit, what are you waiting for?

In this episode we have the pleasure of another guest, you can call him Sean. We take a closer look at the 1999 HBO movie, The Jack Bull. We discuss things like justice and judgment and vocation and revenge and vigilantism and how God's Word sheds light on what we are supposed to do about it all. Enjoy!

Here he goes again, on one his 1980's nostalgia trips! Take a listen and find out why Jonah likes the 1988 movie, Willow, and why Greg...well...doesn't think it is that great. We will let you decide, and let us know!

On this episode we take a retrospective look back at the 1945 movie, The Bells of St. Mary's. The cultural differences are quite striking, and in a way, certain things need to come back.

Is Mad Max: Fury Road the most Christian movie ever made? Maybe. Go watch it, then listen in as we discuss the symbols, types, and meaning of this post-apocalyptic chase scene. This over saturated film is layered like an onion soaked in gasoline.



Here is the video essay we discussed.

Have you seen the 1941 John Huston film, The Maltese Falcon? We have some thoughts about idols, and eras, and justice in this one. Come along, Angel, and see the stuff that dreams are made of.