Classic Catholic Films to Watch — Plus, EWTN Programming
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Results from Tag: 'classic movies'
Actress Jennifer Lawrence on Having Kids: ‘They’ve Opened Up the World To Me’
'It’s almost like feeling like a blister or something. So sensitive. So they’ve changed my life, obviously, for the best, and they’ve changed me creatively.'
Catholic Actor David Henrie Talks ‘Monster Summer’
Sneak peek of a new family-friendly movie hitting theaters just ahead of Halloween.
New, Old Movie Review: ‘12 Angry Men’ (1957)
This classic is an important movie for parents to watch with their children for many reasons.
Gone With the AI? Hollywood Strikes Out!
Has the movie industry turned into its own ‘Terminator’?
Postmodern ‘Barbie’: Grown-Ups Playing Badly With Kids’ Toys
FILM REVIEW: There are lots of pretty things to look at, but this movie is hobbled by its need to be liked.
The New Old Movie Review: ‘The Song of Bernadette’ (1943)
This 1943 classic offers a true gift: a look into the life of a great saint.
The New Old Movie Review: ‘The Glenn Miller Story’ (1954)
Glenn Miller and my dad taught me a lesson: It is not just talent that produces inspirational music — it is love.
2 Classic ‘War Movies’ for Veterans Day Viewing
Honoring courage and humanity, films attest to selflessness in battle and the bravery that must endure.
‘The Miracle of the Bells’ (1948) and the Intercession of St. Michael
The underappreciated 1948 film, which stars Fred MacMurray and Frank Sinatra, is rich with Catholic themes
