One way of doing humor is the “pity me” format, famously perfected by Charlie Chaplin. A sad-sack clown figure has all kinds..
I like the premise, but … I like the premise of “Pacific Rim,” but it was just too much of watching robots..
The great thing about comic book characters is that you don’t mind if they’re caricatures. But you’re pleasantly surprised if they’re not...
In February 2005, Time Magazine listed Ralph Winter (1924-2009) as one of the 25 most influential evangelicals in America. Yet Winter, who..
The Doors of the Sea: Where was God in the Tsunami? by David Bentley Hart. William B. Eerdmans, Grand Rapids, Mich. 109..
by James B. Hunt Mercer University Press, Macon, Ga. 240 pages John Muir may be best known as the founder..
Remember the old James Bond movies, the ones that featured tongue-in-cheek bravado? The more recent Bond movies have ditched the campy humor..
The Church Transforming: What’s New for the Reformed Project? Michael Jinkins (with foreword by Susan Garrett). Westminster/John Knox Press, Louisville, Ky. 136..
Vince Vaughan and Luke Wilson seem to bring a certain energy to their partnership, which is evident during their latest collaboration in..
What a strange movie. It’s actually several different movies in tandem. First, it’s a tepid buddy movie. Seth Rogen and Jay Baruchel..
This is the prequel, really. We begin on the planet Krypton, with Jor-El (RussellCrowe) and Lara (Ayelet Zurer), Superman’s parents, reluctantly sending..
Click here to review Ronald P. Salfen's review of "The Kings of Summer." Excerpts from roundtable interview by Ronald P. Salfen ("Presbyterian..
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