Movie Tuesday: A Little Gritty
We’re back in the office after a day off, and it looks like the new year’s starting off much as 2010 ended, at least as
January 4, 2011
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We’re back in the office after a day off, and it looks like the new year’s starting off much as 2010 ended, at least as
Well, 2010 is closing shop, making it a natural time to take stock of the year behind us and look forward to the year ahead.
For all you Twitter fans out there, it appears there’s something else that your tiny social interaction blurbs can do really well: improve our choices
Personally, I don’t see Little Fockers as an ideal way to celebrate Christmas, but loads of people apparently disagreed. The Ben Stiller/Robert De Niro-fronted comedy
There are lots of folks who’d say there really is no such thing as an original story, and that all of our books and movies
Last weekend I attended our church’s annual Christmas extravaganza. There was a bit of everything, from Handel to jazz, Michael W. Smith to Wagner (if
Recently a number of websites were buzzing about a report that director/producer George Lucas (of Star Wars and Indiana Jones fame) was buying up the
The cinematic waters proved to be a little choppy for The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader this weekend. While King Caspian’s
Forget Mad Max. Sayonara, William Wallace. Mel Gibson’s new role? A troubled executive who talks through a puppet. The Beaver (the name of the movie
It was a slow weekend at the local cineplex, with most folks apparently staying home to trim the tree rather than catch a film. Tangled
Good media discernment is about guarding our eyes and hearts before we watch or listen. And it’s also about grappling with the entertainment we do see or hear. That’s why the Plugged In Blog is devoted to guarding, discussing and grappling. About Plugged In >>