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Why I Won't Make Another Christian Film  Religion Unplugged

The God Who Wasn't There  Eye For Film

The Year’s Best Movie About Faith Was a Tween Drama Set in the ’70s  Slate Magazine

Let’s Talk About The Da Vinci Code Movies (and How God Uses Us Despite Ourselves)  Christ and Pop Culture

Review: "Are You There God? It's Me Margaret." Is So Good, it Transcends its Genre  The Film Experience

God’s Not Dead 3: A Light in Darkness Movie Review  Answers in Genesis

The Violent, Vengeful God of Quentin Tarantino  Reformed Journal

Judy Blume Shares How It Felt To Finally Watch ‘Are You There God? It’s Me Margaret’  Scary Mommy

Movies to watch in quarantine: ‘City of God,’ ‘Knives Out,’ ‘Da 5 Bloods’  The Stanford Daily

90 Minutes in Heaven movie review: God-awful  Flick Filosopher

MOANA 2 REVIEW  Edward Douglas | Substack

Movie Review: Time traveling to save Jesus, or shoot him? “Assassin 33 A.D.”  rogersmovienation.com

Noah : How Could a Movie This Boring Be So Controversial?  The Humanist

» God’s Not Dead (He’s Playing Now in Movie Theaters)  Grantland

M. Night Shyamalan’s Signs Is Two Movies in One — And They’re Both Kind of Great  Reactor

God & Country movie review  Roger Ebert

What Happens When Christian Movies Go Mainstream?  BuzzFeed News

In ‘Don’t Look Up,’ God Leaves Armageddon To Humans  Religion Unplugged

50 Strange And Unusual Things I Noticed While Rewatching "Beetlejuice" As An Adult  BuzzFeed

The People Who Never Stopped Loving Tenet  Roger Ebert

Yes, New Earth Will Have Movies!  Christ and Pop Culture

The ‘Lamb of God’ composer calls Peter and Judas ‘interesting foils’ of each other. Here’s why  LDS Living

10 Most Underrated Movies Directed by The Coen Brothers  Collider

The Exorcism of God: A Blasphemous Thrill-Ride Ends on a Sour Note  Horror Obsessive

The ‘Is God Is’ Ending Had People “Yelling” in Screenings — Just as Director Aleshea Harris Would Like It  The Hollywood Reporter

Ad Astra is about lonely Brad Pitt in space. It’s also about an absent God.  vox.com

Why it took 50 years for Judy Blume's 'Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret' to hit the big screen  San Francisco Chronicle

Interview With GOD’S OWN COUNTRY Director Francis Lee  filminquiry.com