Christian Bale (left) and Joel Edgerton (right) in Exodus.
EDITOR’S NOTE: Jesus & Dawkins welcomes guest posts. Today’s entry comes from Darin Miller, who works in communications in Washington, D.C. He’s written reviews for Breitbart.com, The Daily Caller and MyDVDInsider.com. For a trailer of the movie, and some thoughts on the historicity of the Exodus, click here.
How relationships in the movie are connected. (CLICK on this image for a larger version.)
Screen Junkies just released an Honest Trailer for Love Actually—the ensemble romantic comedy set during Christmastime. According to Screen Junkies, Honest Trailers “tell you the TRUTH about your favorite movies and TV shows.”
Watch this short, hilarious trailer.
Two weeks ago—using Duke Divinity School professors—I cast Star Wars.
Today, I’m reaching beyond Duke to cast Emperor Palpatine. Watch the hilarious video that inspired this selection.
Logan Lerman in Fury. (Photo: Gerynavarro)
Fury is an incredible movie. Find out why you should watch it.
Matthew McConaughey. (Photo, sans cropping: Avda)
Interstellar, Christopher Nolan‘s latest film, debuted last week. Find out my thoughts on it.
More important, though, check out these two hilarious McConaughey parodies.
Nicolas Cage. (Photo, sans text: nicolas genin)
I saw the new Left Behind last Friday, opening night. I wasn’t excited about the film’s theology, but I was very excited about the movie’s star: the one and only Nicolas Cage.
Read on for analysis of Left Behind‘s theology and—more important—its use of Nic Cage.
New movie trailers for Interstellar, Exodus: Gods and Kings, and Taken 3 debuted this week. Watch them below.
Tyler Joseph, lead singer of twenty one pilots. I added some lyrics from one of their songs, “Car Radio.” (Photo: Christoph Hardt)
My friend Jon Weyer once said that “Christian” is a bad adjective, but it’s a great noun.
With that thought in mind, meet twenty one pilots. They’re not a Christian band. They’re an amazing band—made up of two wildly creative Christians.
The show’s cast. (Photo, minus the text, by Gage Skidmore)
Should we accept evolution, and can we even trust science?
In this clip from the sitcom It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, one guy tries to persuade his friends that evolution is false. His argument? He says that “science is a liar sometimes.”
Check out this hilarious short video, which features some strong language:
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