
The Catholic Spirit of Star Trek
In a time when much of television fare fails to reflect Christian values, it’s encouraging to have shows that successfully present a world in which people of different backgrounds can cooperate.
In a time when much of television fare fails to reflect Christian values, it’s encouraging to have shows that successfully present a world in which people of different backgrounds can cooperate.
The greatest science fiction points us not merely to the stars but to the One who made the stars.
Convert-writer feels no need to hide his faith from his readers.
Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence in outer space. What could go wrong?
Amy Adams stars in a moving, life-affirming first-contact story that thoughtfully examines language, perceptions and the desire to transcend time.
It’s still ‘Trek Lite,’ but the rebooted series’s third film avoids the darkness of the first two films and manages to evoke something of the franchise’s trademark optimism — along with its own gonzo action.
A well-crafted, crowd-pleasing sequel shrewdly continues George Lucas’ beloved saga, but adds little to the mythology.
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Bigger, more jaded and more violent, the latest dino extravaganza is also more entertaining than prior sequels, though it doesn’t touch the original.
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