After spending more than two decades touring, directing, writing and producing for Christian theater and radio (most recently for Adventures in Odyssey, which he still contributes to), Bob joined the Plugged In staff to help us focus more heavily on video games. He is also one of our primary movie reviewers.
On The O.C. it would make perfect sense to happily and gratefully bounce from a cheating guy to a promiscuous one. And it does here, too.
As narrator, Death points us to a young orphan girl who loves nothing more than reading books while she struggles to survive—and thrive—under the glare of book-burning Nazis.
Series game No. 10 sets up a new future battle in a new CoD universe. But it all looks so bloodily familiar.
A Goliath-sized alien invasion force seems set to destroy all of mankind unless a David can be found to stand against it. But instead of slingshot chops this time, he’s going to need video game skills.
Turkeys go back in time to make sure their forebears are left off the original Thanksgiving menu. Hmmm. Could this be yet another jolly holiday pic hungry for a little of your bank account corn?
Another martial arts character steps out of a video game to wreak havoc on the big screen. Is this really the stuff of legend?
The fabled sneak-and-kill franchise is turning a new page in its history-trekking tale. But the dark flag it waves still bears a big M.
So what is Battlefield 4 for? Well, you could call it a practice field. And exactly what are we practicing?
St. Nick’s disgruntled brother Fred leaves the North Pole and heads for the big bad city.
Bad Santa, Bad Teacher and now Bad Grandpa. At least these flicks let you know right up front that they’re going to be … bad.
The Dark Knight is a creature of the night, a time when it is, of course, dark. And dark is what exploring the origins of Arkham is all about.
In this ‘Are We There Yet?’ sequel, Ice Cube and his new family buy a house in the country. It seems heaven-sent at first, but turns out to be just the opposite.
