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Daily Archives: March 16, 2018
Movie Review: Tepid “7 Days in Entebbe” has Israeli Commandos saving the day…again
Some movies make you question their very existence. The quality starts the questioning. then you think about how over-familiar the subject matter is. Maybe you scratch your head over the timing. Why are we seeing yet another movie about the … Continue reading
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Movie Review: A harsh childhood is redeemed by a song in “I Can Only Imagine”
“I Can Only Imagine” takes its title from a best-selling Christian pop ballad, and tells the story of how composer Bart Millard came to create it. An anthemic profession of faith, the Christian pop superstar Amy Grant (Nicole DuPort) wants … Continue reading
