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Why the end of the world is finding an audience.
 
What the ‘Man of Steel’ says about our need for a Savior.
 
Morally, it's a strikeout. Spiritually, it tries surprisingly hard.
 

Unless you've been living in some sort of fortress of solitude lately, you're aware of this weekend's biggest movie. Early reviews suggest it's a suitably entertaining return for the Man of Steel, if not quite the Dark Knight-level reboot some had hoped for. And if superhero movies aren't your thing, there's still plenty of entertainment out there this weekend. Go check it out and report back on Monday. Up, up and away. Read More

 
Morally, it's a strikeout. Spiritually, it tries surprisingly hard. Read More
 

By Mack Hayden

Why the end of the world is finding an audience. Read More
 

CJ really wanted a job at the DreamWorks movie studios as a postproduction assistant. Back in 2011, he decided to get creative with the video portion of his resume and create a cleverly edited interview with DreamWorks co-founder Steven Spielberg to make it appear as if the world-famous director was giving the young film editor a very enthusiastic endorsement. The resulting video is pure YouTube gold. So, how did it work out for the ambitious young CJ? It turns out, DreamWorks doesn’t have much of a sense of humor. According to the video, he was banned for life from ever working there … Discuss

 

Poor 18-month-old Jaxson Denno was told—by his own mother, no less—that "Iron Man" was shooting a movie near his house and they were going to drive to the set to meet him. You can imagine young Jaxson's heartbreak upon meeting, not Iron Man, but some loser named Robert Downey Jr. instead. "He was fine as soon as he talked to him," Jaxson's mom assured People magazine ... Discuss

 

By Kevin Sheen

What the ‘Man of Steel’ says about our need for a Savior. Read More