What ‘The Ballad of Wallis Island’ Gets Right About Love
COMMENTARY: The British comedy reveals something profoundly human — and quietly Christian — about love that transforms grief and makes room for joy again.
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New Old Movie Review: Bing Crosby and ‘Going My Way’
Released in 1944, the Bing Crosby classic blends faith and humor into a film whose appeal has only deepened with time.
In ‘Wicked: For Good,’ Truth Proves More Potent Than the Strongest Spell
COMMENTARY: In a story where propaganda triumphs and motives misfire, the new film keeps Oz’s moral questions timeless and lets the art speak for itself.
‘Someone Like You’ Is a Love Story With a Troublesome Twist
The Catholic Church unequivocally opposes the use of IVF as a violation of human dignity.
‘Irena’s Vow’ — Faith and Courage at the Crossroads
This is the story of a heroine who believes that every choice we make for good or evil matters to God and to his plan.
‘Dune: Part Two’ — False Messiahs and the Shifting Sands of Power
Denis Villeneuve’s masterpiece is a cinematic sci-fi triumph — and a stark cautionary tale.
Why ‘Napoleon’ and ‘Maestro’ Were Mediocre, and One Movie You Should Watch Instead
MOVIE REVIEWS: Three recent movies demonstrate the need for a cogent, relatable theme in making a movie something worth seeing.
I Urge All Catholic Families to Watch This Movie
New Old Movie Review: ‘The Adventures of Robin Hood’ (1938)
Are You There, Beauty? It’s That ‘Margaret’ Movie
As a work of cinematic storytelling, this is stunning work. But what about the Judy Blume problem?
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.
