Writer-director Randall Miller incorporates sizable chunks of footage from his 1990 short of the same name, in the form of flashbacks to 1962, recollected by John Goodman in the present day as he lies dying in the back of an ambulance, victim of a car wreck en route to a …
Overheard before the show: “This one looks to be ‘Christ-y.’” Oy vey, the person in front of me wasn’t kidding! When properly presented, the occasional faith-based, spiritually correct film could act as a welcome relief to all the comic book nihilism, but dear God, give us something more to work …
TV news bulletin: a terrorist bomb has blown up a Marine headquarters in the Sinai, where one of the seven Springer brothers is stationed. The other six of them rally round the Springer matriarch, together with one girlfriend and the estranged husband and father, to await the casualty report. The …
Lusty, long-armed, life-embracing saga of a small family in a small town. Actress-turned-director Lee Grant has total faith that there is no scene so false, so cornball, so negligently directed, that actors can't rescue it. That's true, or partly true, in the case of an actress as gifted as Stockard …
All that mischievousness of the student body at The Regis School, nicknamed The Rejects School, comes in handy when the place is raided by Colombian terrorists. Another dab of liniment for the adolescent ego. With Sean Astin, Keith Coogan, Lou Gossett, Jr., and Andrew Divoff; directed by Daniel Petrie, Jr.
Hey, what if all the forgiveness and love talk in Christianity actually mattered? Andrew and John Erwin's (Moms' Night Out) latest is based on the true story of a "come to Jesus" moment for a football team at a recently desegregated Alabama high school. With Sean Astin and Nic Bishop, …