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.
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 film rights for deceased actors. His goal? He reportedly wanted to use the latest CGI wizardry and put …
There are actually some good things to be said for P!nk’s latest hit. Too bad they’re paired with a harsh obscenity and even harsher imagery in the song’s video.
Last fall, I scribbled a quick blog concerning an atheist advertising campaign in the New York City subway system that raised questions about belief in God. Several of you tossed in your opinions on the subject, including a couple atheists who found us …
The 1980s TRON game gets a 2010s upgrade. Can an old digital dog learn new tricks?
A bloody free-for-all fight among gunslingers, ninjas and circus clowns in the Wild West. And you thought Hollywood had run out of creative ideas!
Something big just happened in the world of virtual online gaming, but in order to get across just how big it was, I’ve got to give you a bit of background. Most likely you’ve heard of online MMOGs (Massively Multiplayer Online Games) such as World of …
Hip-hop’s newest queen fancies herself to be some kind of rap Barbie doll. But what comes out of her mouth would turn any halfway self-respecting Barbie into a small pile of plastic ash.
Today, with the official release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1, the blockbuster fantasy franchise is nearing its final curtain call. And boy, it’s been quite a run. In fact, I was recently thinking back on all the flicks based on the …
It’s a speed junkie’s cops-and-robbers fantasy as high-octane lawbreakers get chased by policemen with unlimited vehicle budgets down 100 miles of twisting roadways.
One million tons of hurtling steel and explosives. Who ya gonna call to stop the unstoppable? Denzel Washington, of course.
I’ve always thought the prospect of someday sitting down to converse with a robot would be so cool. And obviously I’m not the only one. There are more stories and movies about self-aware androids out there than you can shake a reverse-engineered Cyberd …
Glee has turned the TV and the music world upside down. So why not put out a video game to sing a few songs of celebration?
